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Page 98
Mr. Baron Thomson and Mr. Justice Chambre had set “ Way that appeared the
most satisfactory , and most “ out on the Western Circuit , before the Petitioner “
conducive to the Ease of the House , and the Attain“ could be ready to proceed
on ...
Mr. Baron Thomson and Mr. Justice Chambre had set “ Way that appeared the
most satisfactory , and most “ out on the Western Circuit , before the Petitioner “
conducive to the Ease of the House , and the Attain“ could be ready to proceed
on ...
Page 106
... and Robert Bogle “ pleased to refer to the Confideration of the Lord Chief
Junior , Merchant , is Respondent : “ Justice of the Court of Common Pleas , and
Mr. Justice And Consideration being had thereof accordingly , the “ Bayley ; that
the ...
... and Robert Bogle “ pleased to refer to the Confideration of the Lord Chief
Junior , Merchant , is Respondent : “ Justice of the Court of Common Pleas , and
Mr. Justice And Consideration being had thereof accordingly , the “ Bayley ; that
the ...
Page 112
Petition was referred by their Lordships to Mr. Justice Road Bill “ making and
maintaining a Road from Horsham , to join “ Heath and Mr. Baron Graham ; that
Mr. Baron Gra . " the Turnpike Road leading to Guilford , with Two “ ham is now
upon ...
Petition was referred by their Lordships to Mr. Justice Road Bill “ making and
maintaining a Road from Horsham , to join “ Heath and Mr. Baron Graham ; that
Mr. Baron Gra . " the Turnpike Road leading to Guilford , with Two “ ham is now
upon ...
Page 473
... That the Consideration of the said Petition be , and is hereby referred to Mr.
Justice Grose Petition be , and is hereby referred to the Lord Chief and Mr.
Justice Chambre , who are forthwith to summon Baron of the Court of Exchequer
and Mr.
... That the Consideration of the said Petition be , and is hereby referred to Mr.
Justice Grose Petition be , and is hereby referred to the Lord Chief and Mr.
Justice Chambre , who are forthwith to summon Baron of the Court of Exchequer
and Mr.
Page 479
It is ORDERED , That the Consideration of the said and Mr. Baron Graham , who
are forthwith to fummon Petition be , and is hereby referred to Mr. Justice Heath
all Parties concerned in the Bill ; and , after hearing them , and Mr. Baron Graham
...
It is ORDERED , That the Consideration of the said and Mr. Baron Graham , who
are forthwith to fummon Petition be , and is hereby referred to Mr. Justice Heath
all Parties concerned in the Bill ; and , after hearing them , and Mr. Baron Graham
...
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| Title | Journals of the House of Lords, Volume 47 Journals of the House of Lords, Great Britain House of Lords |
| Author | Great Britain House of Lords |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1809 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 23 Jun 2010 |
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