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Gods master-piecea sermon tending to manifest Gods glorious appearing in the building up of Zion: preached to the Right Honourable House of Peers, in the Abbey Church of Westminster, March 26. 1645. Being the day of the Monthly publike Fast

Printed by Richard Cotes, for Stephen Bowtell, and are to be sold at the signe of the Bible in Popes-head Alley1645-01-01

The Christians hope trivmphing in these glorious truthsThat Christ the ground of hope, is God ... 2. That Christ is the true Messiah ... 3. That there is another life besides this ... 4. That the soul of man is immortall ... 5. How the hope of Heaven should be attained ... 6. How this hope may be discerned where it is ... In a sermon preached before the right honourable House of Lords in the Abbey-church at Westminster on Wednesday, May 28. being the day appointed for solemn and publick humiliation

Printed by G. Miller for John Bellamy at the sign of the Three Golden-lions in Cornhill near the Royall Exchange1645-01-01

Propositions delivered by the Lords at a conference with the House of Commons, for a personall treaty with the king ...And the copy of a solemne engagement of the inhabitants of the North of England, for the defence of their rights ... To oppose all foraigne forces invited or brought into this kingdome ...

Printed by Robert Ibbitson, in Smithfield, neer the Queens-head Tavern1647-01-01

Die Veneris 3⁰ Decembris 1680. Ordered ... that all persons, as well peers as others, that are Papists, and now in or about the cities of London or Westminster, be, and are hereby required forthwith to depart from the same ...

Bill1680-01-01

Reasons and protestations entred in the House of Lords, 23. March, 1688. 5. April, 1689. 20. ------ 1689. 25. May, 1689 [concerning a bill entitled An act for the abrogating the oaths of allegiance and supremacyand the vote for affirming the judgment against Titus Oates]

1689-01-01

Remembrances of some methods, orders, and proceedings, heretofore used and observed in the House of Lordsextracted out of the journals of that house

Printed by Henry Hills, jun. for Mathew Gillyflower ...1689-01-01

An account of the proceedings of the House of Peers, upon the observations of the Commissioners for Taking, Examining and Stating the Publick Accounts of the Kingdomwith their address to Her Majesty: and Her Majesties most gracious answer thereunto: together with the papers referred to in these proceedings

Printed by Charles Bill, and the executrix of Thomas Newcomb1702-01-01

An account of the proceedings of the Lords Spiritual & Temporal in Parliament assembled, in relation to the bill, intituled, An act for preventing occasional conformity

Printed by Charles Bill, and the executrix of Thomas Newcomb, deceas'd ...1702-01-01

The humble representation of the Right Honourable the Lords spiritual & temporal in Parliament assembledpresented to Her Majesty on Tuesday the eighteenth day of January, 1703 [i.e. 1704] and Her Majesties most gracious answer thereunto

Printed by Charles Bill, and the executrix of Thomas Newcomb, deceas'd; printers to the Queens most excellent Majesty1703-01-01

The report of the Lords committees appointed to draw up the state of the case upon the writ of error, lately depending in the House of Peers, wherein Matthew Ashby was plaintiff and William White and others defendantswith resolutions of the House of Peers relating thereunto

Printed by Charles Bill, and the executrix of Thomas Newcomb ...1704-01-01

The proceedings of the House of Lords, concerning the Scottish conspiracyand the papers laid before that House by Her Majesties command, relating thereunto

London, printed by Charles Bill and the executrix of Thomas Newcomb, deceas'd, Printers to the Queens Most Excellent Majesty and Edinburgh, re-printed by Mr. Andrew Symson ...1704-01-01

The report of the Lords committees appointed to draw up the state of the case upon the writ of error, lately depending in the House of Peerswherein Matthew Ashby was plaintiff, and William White and others defendents; with the resolutions of the House of Peers relating thereunto

Printed by C. Bill and the executrix of T. Newcomb1704-01-01

The humble representations, or addresses, of the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, presented to Her Majesty on Friday the thirty first day of March, 1704and Her Majesties most gracious answer thereunto

Printed by Charles Bill ...1704-01-01

The humble address of the right honourable the Lords Spiritual & Temporal in Parliament assembledpresented to Her Majesty on Friday the twenty second day of December, 1704; and Her Majesties most gracious answer thereunto

Printed by C. Bill and the executrix of T. Newcomb, printers to the Queens most excellent Majesty1704-01-01

The humble representation of the Right Honourablethe Lords spiritual and temporal in Parliament assembled, presented to Her Majesty, upon Tuesday the 18th. January, 1704; and Her Majesty's most gracious answer there-unto ...

1704-01-01

The humble address of the Right Honourable the Lords spiritual and temporalin Parliament assembled, with several papers contain'd and refer'd to therein, presented to Her Majesty on Munday the first day of March, 1707. With Her Majesties most gracious answer

Printed by C. Bill and the executrix of T. Newcomb, deceas'd1707-01-01

Cover image for Remembrances for order and decency to be kept in the upper house of Parliament by the lords when his Majesty is not there, leaving the solempnities belonging to his Matyes coming to be marshalled by those to whom it more properly appertains

Remembrances for order and decency to be kept in the upper house of Parliament by the lords when his Majesty is not there, leaving the solempnities belonging to his Matyes coming to be marshalled by those to whom it more properly appertains

1708-01-01

The humble address of the right honourable the Lords spiritual and temporal in Parliament assembled, with the several papers contain'd and refer'd to thereinpresented to Her Majesty on Munday, the first day of March, 1707 : with Her Majesties most gracious answer

Printed by Charles Bill and the executrix of Thomas Newcomb ...1708-01-01

Considerations on the bill for settling the trade to Africahumbly offered to the Lords spiritual and temporal in Parliament assembled, in behalf of the plantations

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A list of the lords who protested against some of the proceedings, in relation to the case of Dr. Henry Sacheverell, in the House of Peerswith their lordships reasons for entring [i.e. entering] their protestations

publisher not identified1710-01-01

The humble representation of the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, presented to Her Majesty on Saturday the tenth day of February, 1710With Her Majesties most gracious answer

Assigns of Thomas Newcomb and Henry Hills, deceas'd; printers to the Queens most excellent Majesty1710-01-01

A Compleat history of the whole proceedings of the Parliament of Great Britain against Dr. Henry Sacheverellwith his tryal before the House of Peers, for high crimes and misdemeanors; the reasons of those lords that enter'd their protests; and the speeches of several lords before judgment was given

Printed and sold by J. Baker, at the Black Boy in Pater-Noster-Row1710-01-01

The speech of Henry Sacheverell, D.D.upon his impeachment at the bar of the House of Lords, in Westminster-Hall, March the 7th, 1709-10

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An impartial account of what pass'd most remarkable in the last session of Parliament, relating to the case of Dr. Henry Sacheverelldone on such another paper and letter, and may therefore by bound up with the Tryal of the said doctor

Printed for Jacob Tonson ...1710-01-01

The comparison, or, Accounts on both sides fairly stated in a view of the management of the war in Spainunder the respective commands of the Earls Peterborough and Gallway : occasion'd by some late enquiries in the House of Peers, with their Lordships proceedings thereupon

Printed by John Morphew near Stationers-Hall1711-01-01

Her Majesties most gracious message to the House of Lords on Friday the twentieth day of April, 1711and the humble address of the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and Commons, in Parliament assembled, to Her Majesty thereupon : with Her Majesties most gracious answer

Printed by the assigns of Thomas Newcomb, and Henry Hills, deceas'd ...1711-01-01

Report of the Committee of the House of Lords in Ireland to consider the Examination of Dominick Langton against Lewis Meares and others

1713-01-01

The humble address of the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and temporal in Parliament assembled presented to Her Majesty, on Thursday the second day of July, 1713with Her Majesties most gracious answer, and their Lordships address thereupon, and Her Majesties most gracious answer to the said address

Printed by John Baskett ... and by the assigns of Thomas Newcomb and Henry Hills, deceas'd1713-01-01

Some reasons most humbly offered to the consideration of the right honourable the House of Lordsand the honourable the House of Commons

[s.n.]1714-01-01

The Speech of the Lord High-Steward upon proceeding to judgment against James Earl of Derwentwater, William Lord Widdrington, William Earl of Nithisdale, Robert Earl of Carnwath, William Viscount Kenmure, and William Lord Nairn

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The Case of several unfortunate officers of His Majesty's army, humbly offer'd to the consideration of both houses of Parliament

[s.n.]1715-01-01

The Duke of Buckingham's speechspoken in the House of Lords, Feb. the 15th [1677]

S. Popping1715-01-01

The tryal of George, Earl of Wintoun, upon the articles of impeachment of high treason ..in Westminster-Hall, on Thursday the 15th, Friday the 16th, and Monday the 19th days of March 1715-16 ... together with several orders of the House of Peers in course of time preparatory to said tryal

Printed for Jacob Tonson1716-01-01

The humble address of the right honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled presented to His Majesty on Friday the twenty second day of February, 1716with His Majesties most gracious answer

Printed by John Baskett ... and by the assigns of Thomas Newcomb and Henry Hills ...1716-01-01

The tryal of George Earl of Wintounupon the articles of impeachment of high treason exhibited against him by the knights, citizens, and burgesses in Parliament assembled, in the name of themselves and of all the commons of Great Britain : in Westminster-Hall on Thursday the 15th, Friday the 16th, and Monday the 19th days of March, 1715/16, on the last of which days judgment of high-treason was given against him : together with several orders of the House of Peers in course of time preparatory to the said tryal

Printed for Jacob Tonson1716-01-01

His Majesties most gracious speech to both Houses of Parliament on the ninth day of January, 1715

Printed at London: reprinted at Boston in New-England by B. Green, printer to His Honour the lieutenant governour and Council.1716-01-01

The tryal of Robert, Earl of Oxford and Earl Mortimer upon the impeachment of the House of Commonsexhibited against him for high treason, and other high crimes and misdemeanours : begun in Westminster-Hall on Monday the 24th day of June, 1717, and from thence continued, by several adjournments , to the first day of July following : with the proceedings relating to the said tryal

Printed for Jacob Tonson ...1717-01-01

Dame Elizabeth Shovell, widow and executrix of Sir John Narborough ... [and others], appellantsthe Right Honourable William Lord Cheyne, surviving executor of Christopher, late Duke of Albemarle, ... and Arthur Moore, Esq., respondents, the respondent William Lord Cheyne's case

[s.n.]1718-01-01

Proceedings of the House of Lords, in relation to the late directors of the South-Sea Company and otherswith the report of their lordships on the said proceedings : to which is added the conference with Commons, relating to Mr. Aislabie and Mr. Craggs ...

Printed for Zachariah Stokey ...1721-01-01

Proceedings of the House of Lords in relation to the late directors of the South-Sea-Company, and otherswith the report of their Lordships on the said proceedings : to which is added, the conference with the Commons, relating to Mr. Aislabie and Mr. Craggs ...The second edition.

Printed for E. Morphew ...1722-01-01

The five last protests entred [sic] in the journals of the House of Lordsnumb. I. die Veneris 2o. Martii

[s.n.]1722-01-01

A collection of the several protests in the House of Lords, in the session of Parliament in the years 1722 and 1723to which is added, the heads of the late Bp. of Rochester's speech, before the House of Lords : fit to be bound up with the speech of Mr. George Kelly, spoke at the bar of the said house2nd ed.

Printed for A. Moore, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster1723-01-01

The Lords protests in the last session of Parliamentparticularly touching the late horrid and detestable conspiracy : being an appendix to the reports and appendixes of the committees of both houses

Printed and sold by A. Moore near St. Paul's1723-01-01

A report from the Lords committees to whom the report and original papers delivered by the House of commons at several conferences were referred, and who were impowered by the House of lords to examine Christopher Layer ...

Printed for Edmund Parker in Lombard-Street, and Jacob Tonson in the Strand1723-01-01

A report from the Lords committeesto whom the report and original papers delivered by the House of Commons at several conferences were referred, and who were impowered by the House of Lords to examine Christopher Layer ... which report was made ... on Tuesday the twenty third of April, 1723 : together with the appendix ... as also the resolution of the House thereupon ...

Re-printed by Tho. Hume ...1723-01-01

A compleat collection of all the protests of the Lords during this last session of Parliamentto which is prefix'd the petition against the city-bill

Printed for A. Moore1725-01-01

Journals of the House of Lords, beginning anno decimo-tertio Georgii Regis, 1726. Vol. XXIII

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In the House of Lords, Lieutenant James Fife in Edinglassie and Archibald Young Procurator Fiscal of the county of Banff, appellants, James Gordon in Haugh of Edinglassie, Margaret Williamson, his spouse and the said James Gordon for his interest, paupers, respondentsthe respondents' case

[s.n.]1726-01-01

London, June 15. 1727Yesterday arrived an express, dispatch'd by the Right Hon. the Lord Viscount Townshend, with the melancholy news that His Most Excellent Majesty, King George fell ill upon the road to Hanover, and died at Osnaburgh (as we are informed) ... Given at the Court at Liecester [sic] House, this fourteenth day of June, 1727. ...

London printed: Reprinted and sold in Queen-Street Boston [by Samuel Kneeland].1727-01-01

The Lords protests[January 24,1726, on His Majesty's speech, and April 9,1727, on a bill entitled, An act for continuing the duties upon malt, mum, cyder, and perry, &c. for the service of the year 1727, and for other purposes]

Printed for A. Moore1727-01-01

Philip Abell, Senior, yeoman and Christopher Border, appellants, Humphry Dene, Esq., respondentthe appellants case

[s.n.]1729-01-01

Philip Abel yeoman and Christopher Border butcher, appellants, Humphry Dene, Esq., respondentthe respondents case

[s.n.]1729-01-01

The Lords protest on the second rejecting of the pension-billto which is added, I. a copy of the said bill, with the reasons given against rejecting it last sessions, II. copy of the bill that all proceedings in courts of justice shall be in the English language, III. copy of the bill for naturalizing foreign Protestants, being the children of natural born subjects, IV. the state of the national debt ...

Printed by T. Reynolds ... and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster1730-01-01

A complete collection of the protests of the Lords during the last session of Parliamenttogether with the several debates previous to their respective entries

Printed by A. Moore, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster1730-01-01

Jacob Lopes Henriques, Judah Senior Henriques, Isaac Senior Henriques, William Hubbald, and Charles Nelson, plaintiffs in errorthe general priviledged Dutch Company trading to the West-Indies, defendant in error : the case of the plaintiffs in error

1730-01-01

The Lords protest on the treaty of peace, union, and friendshipconcluded at Seville, on the 9th of November 1729

1730-01-01

Some considerations humbly offer'd upon the bill now pending in the House of Lords, relating to the trade between the northern colonies and the sugar-islandsin a letter to a noble peer

s.n.]1732-01-01

Joseph Cortisos of London, Gent., appellantJames Mendez, Anthony Mendez, and Lewis Mendez, surviving sons of their father, Dr. Fernando Mendez, deceased, and also executors of their brother Alvaro Mendez, deceased, respondents : the appellant's case

1732-01-01

The Lords protests in the last session of ParliamentViz. I. On the bill for punishing mutiny and desertion. II. On the bill for reviving theduties on salt,...III. On the act for reviving the duties on salt...To which is added, The speaker's reprimand to Sir John Eyles... and [his] reply

Printed by T. Reynolds1732-01-01

The Lords protests in the last session of Parliamentviz. I. On the Bill Punishing Mutiny and Desertion, II. On the Bill for Reviving the Duties on Salt, for the Term Therein Mentioned, III. On the Act for Reviving the Duties on Salt, for the Term Therein Mentioned : to which is added, The speaker's reprimand to Sir John Eyles, March 31. 1732. and Sir John Eyles's Reply : also, the state of the national debt, as it stood on Dec. 31. 1731

Printed by T. Reynolds, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster1732-01-01

Reasons against a bill now depending in the House of Lords, to recover and preserve the navigation of the River Dee in the county Palatine of Chester

publisher not identified1733-01-01

Cuthbert Jackson, surviving executor of Francis Francia, appellantMoses Francia, surviving executor of Peter Francia, respondent : the appellant's case

[s.n.]1734-01-01

The Lords protests in the late session of Parliamentviz ... .

Printed by T. Tims, and sold by the booksellers of London and Westminster1734-01-01

Cuthbert Jackson, surviving executor of Francis Franciawho was the son and surviving executor of Domingo Francia, appellant ; Moses Francia, son and surviving executor of Peter Francia, who was son and surviving executor of George Francia, eldest brother of the said Domingo Francia, respondent : the respondent's case

[s.n.]1734-01-01

Percival Lewis, appellant. Elias Turner, Sir George Caswall, Knt. Jacob Sawbridge, Robinson Knight, and Sir Henry Blunt bart. formerly Henry Blunt. respondentsthe respondents case

[s.n.]1734-01-01

A complete collection of protests from the year M. DC. XLI. to the present year M. DCC. XXXVII

Printed for W. Webb, near Pater-Noster-Row1737-01-01

Percival Lewis, Esq., appellant, Jacob Sawbridge, Sir George Caswall, Robinson Knight, and Sir Henry Blunt, baronet, respondentsthe appellant's case

[s.n.]1737-01-01

Authentick coppie of the tryal of William Haunt dragoon, anno 1711laid before the House, pursuant to their Lordships order for that purpose, 18 Aprilis, 1737

Printed by John Baskett ...1737-01-01

The appellants 15th interrogatory, and the respondents answer and examination thereto

[s.n.]1738-01-01

Hugh Murray Kynnynmound, Esq., and others, appellants, James Cathcart, Esq., Mrs. Elizabeth Rochead, spinster, and others, respondentsthe appellants case

[s.n.]1738-01-01

Sir George Caswall, Knight, Jacob Sawbridge, Esq., Robinson Knight, Esq., and Sir Henry Blunt, baronet, appellants, Thomas Houghton, Esq., respondentthe respondent's case

[s.n.]1739-01-01

The protests for the year one thousand seven hundred thirty-nineto which is added, a list of the peers who voted against an address to approve the convention March the 1st, 1738-9 : also of those who voted for the enquiry, yet voted for the address : likewise, the names of those peers who spoke for address ... to which is annexed, a list of those peers who used to vote with the court, but voted against it on this question : also, a true state of the national-debt ... .

Printed for W. Tewley1739-01-01

Sir George Caswall, knt. Jacob Sawbridge, Esq, Robinson Knight and Sir Henry Blunt, bart. formerly Henry Blunt, appellants, Thomas Houghton, respondentsthe case of the appellants

[s.n.]1739-01-01

A genuine and complete collection of all the protests made in the House of Lords against passing many lawssuppos'd to be greatly detrimental to the publick, by the most illustrious, independent and patriotic noblemen, in many important matters of the utmost consequence to the Constitution, liberties, honour, trade, and interest of Britain, from the original in the year 1641, to the year 1737

1740-01-01

The Lords protest

1740-01-01

The Lords protest, November 18, 1740to which is added, considerations upon the embargo laid on provision and victual

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The Lords protest, November 18, 1740To which is added, Considerations upon the Embargo laid on provision of vitual

1740-01-01

The examination of Maj. Gen. Anstruther, Lieutnt. Governor of Minorca

Printed for R. West ...1741-01-01

The Lords protestFebruary 26. 1740-1

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The Lords protests, February 13, 1740-1

[s.n.]1741-01-01

The Lords protest May 25, 1742, on the bill intitled, An act for indemnifying such persons as shall upon examination, make discoveries touching the disposition of publick money, or concerning the disposition of offices, or any payments or agreements in respect thereof, or concerning other matters relating to the conduct of Robert Earl of Orford

R. West1742-01-01

The Lords protest May 25, 1742on the bill intitled, An act for indemnifying such persons as shall upon examination, make discoveries touching the disposition of publick money, or concerning the disposition of offices, or any payments or agreements in respect thereof, or concerning other matters relating to the conduct of Robert Earl of Orford

Printed for R. West1742-01-01

The history and proceedings of the House of Lords from the Restoration in 1660, to the present timecontaining the most remarkable motions, speeches, debates, orders and resolutions : together with all the protests during that period ... and illustrated with historical notes and observations : together with the debates in the Parliament of Scotland relating to the union

Printed for E. Timberland1742-01-01

The Lords protest on a motion for the House to be put into a committee upon the bill intitled, An act to make it high treason to hold correspondence with the sons of the pretender to His Majesty's crownDie Veneris 27mo Aprilis, 1744

[s.n.]1744-01-01

Proceedings in parliament against Dr. F. Atterbury, Bishop of Rochester; John Plunket; George Kelly, alias Johnson; upon bills of pain and penalties for a treasonable conspiracy

Printed for Henry Anderson1744-01-01

The Lords protest on a motion that it is opinion of this House, that the continuing the sixteen thousand Hanoverians in the pay of Great Britain is prejudicial to the true interest of His Majestyuseless to the common cause, and dangerous to the welfare and tranquility of this nation, die Martis 31 Januarij 1743

[s.n.]1744-01-01

A complete collection of all the protests made in the House of Lordsfrom their original in the year 1641 to the present year 1745. Wherein are exhibited the sentiments of the independent gentlemen of that House, in many important matters, of the utmost consequence to the Constitution, and liberties of Great-Britain

Kings' Printer1745-01-01

The Lords protest, die Veneris 2do Maii, 1746

publisher not identified1746-01-01

Two orders of the right honourable the Lords spiritual and temporal in Parliament assembled, made the fifth of August lastrequiring the Lords of the Session in Scotland to lay before their Lordships, at the beginning of this session of Parliament, matters relating to heretable jurisdictions and heretable sheriffships, in that part of Great Britain called Scotland : together with the returns made by the said Lords of Session, pursuant to the said two orders

Printed by Robert Freebairn ...1747-01-01

A genuine and complete collection of all the protests made in the House of Lords, against things suppos'd injurious to the publick

Printed for the company.1748-01-01

Remembrances, or A compleat collection of the standing orders of the House of Lords in England extracted from, and compared with the journals of the said House, etc2nd ed. Publish'd by J. Torbuck.

printed for and sold by J. Torbuck1750-01-01

The proceedings of the right honourable the Lords spiritual and temporal, in Parliament assembled, upon the bill, intituled, an act to release from the obligation of the oath of secrecy, the members of the court-martial appointed for the tryal of Admiral John Byng, pursuant to the exception contained in the said oathTogether with the examinations of the several members of the said court-martial, taken upon oath at their lordships bar

Printed by T. Baskett [etc.1757-01-01

The proceedings of the Right Honourable the Lords spiritual and temporal in Parliament assembled, upon the bill, intituled, An act to release from the obligation of the oath of secrecy, the members of the court-martial appointed for the tryal of Admiral John Byng, pursuant to the exception contained in the said oathtogether with the examinations of the several members of the said court-martial, taken upon oath at their Lordships bar : to which is prefixed, An abstract of the proceedings of the Hon. House of Commons, upon the said bill

Printed for G. Faulkner, P. Wilson, J. Exshaw, A. James, M. Williamson and W. Sleator1757-01-01

The proceedings of the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, upon the bill intituled, An act to release the obligation of the oath of secrecy, the members of the court-martial appointed for the tryal of Admiral John Byng, pursuant to the exception contained in the said oathtogether with the examinations of the several members of the said court-martial, taken upon oath at their Lordships Bar

Printed by Thomas Baskett, printer to the King's Most Excellent Majesty and by the assigns of Robert Baskett1757-01-01

The humble address of the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, die Jovis, 1 ̊Decembris 1757

publisher not identified1757-01-01

The humble address of the Right Honourable the Lords Spiritual and Temporal in Parliament assembled, die Jovis, 23 ̊Novembris 1758

publisher not identified1758-01-01

The humble address of the right honourable the Lords spiritual and temporal, in Parliament assembled, die Martis, 13 ̊Novembris, 1759

publisher not identified1759-01-01

Napthali [sic] Franks and Phila his wifedaughter of Isaac and Sincha Franks, which Sincha was one of the daughters of Moses Hart ... appellants ; Joseph Martin, Lazarus Simon ... Michael Adolphus and Rachel his wife ... Judy Levy ... respondents : The case of the respondents Michael Adolphus and Rachel his wife ...

[s.n.]1760-01-01

Naphtali Franks, Esq., and Phila his wifewho is the daughter of Isaac Franks ... by Sincha his wife ... which Sincha was one of the daughters of Moses Hart ... appellants ; Joseph Martin ... Lazarus Simons ... Michael Adolphus ... Aaron Franks ... Phila Franks, and Priscilla Franks ... Judith Levy ... respondents : The case of the respondents Aaron Franks ... Phila Franks ... and Priscilla Franks ...

[s.n.]1760-01-01

Naphtali Franks, Esquire, and Phila, his wifewho is the daughter of Isaac Franks ... by Sincha his wife, both deceased, which Sincha was one of the daughters of Moses Hart ... deceased, appellants : Joseph Martin ... Lazarus Simons, and Margoles his wife, Michael Adolphus ... Judith Levy, widow, Henry Isaac Franks ... Judith Hart, spinster, Jacobed Hart, spinster, Naphtali Hart and Moses Hart, infants, respondents : the appellants case

[s.n.]1760-01-01

New and correct lists of both houses of the twelfth Parliament of Great Britainsummoned to meet for their third session, on Tuesday, Nov. 15, 1763 ... carefully done by the compilers of the former lists and revis'd by several members of Parliament

Printed for John Rivington [and 12 others1764-01-01

Protest against the bill to repeal the American Stamp act of last session

Chez J. W1766-01-01

Second protest with a list of the voters against the bill to repeal the American Stamp Act, of last session

Chez J.W. imprimeur, rue du Colombier Fauxbourg St. Germain, à l'hotel de Saxe1766-01-01

In error. House of lords. Between John Wilkes, esquire, ---- plaintiff in errorAnd Our Sovereign Lord the King, --- defendant in error

1768-01-01

The Honourable Lockhart Gordon, administrator of Isabella Gordon ... appellantJacob Adolphus, Galley Adolphus, Myra Adolphus ... Michael Adolphus ... Joseph Martin ... Aaron Franks ... Judy Levy, widow ... respondents : the appellant's case

[s.n.]1769-01-01

The Honourable Lockhart Gordon, Esquire, appellantJacob Adolphus, Galley Adolphus, Myra Adolphus ... Michael Adolphus ... Joseph Martin ... Aaron Franks ... Judy Levy ... respondents : the case of the said respondents

[s.n.]1769-01-01

A sermon perached [sic] before the House of Lords, in the Abbey Church of St. Peter, Westminster, on Monday, January 30, 1769being the day appointed to be observed as the day of the martrydom [sic] of King Charles I.

London printed: Philadelphia: re-printed, and sold by Joseph Crukshank, in Second-Street, two doors below the corner of Chesnut-Street.1769-01-01

William Hutchison, late merchant in Leith, appellant [versus] the representatives of James Shearer, James Young, and Dr. Robert Mackinlay, respondentsthe appellant's case

[s.n.]1771-01-01

William Hutcheson, merchant in Leith, appellant [versus] Doctor Robert Mackinlay of Woodside and James Young, respondentsthe respondents case

[s.n.]1771-01-01

The speech of Lord C-----m, (Mr. P**t.) London, Dec. 6He who has ears to hear, let him hear. He who regards the honor and safety of his country, let him attend

Printed by Daniel and Robert Fowle1771-01-01

Patrick Campbell of Knap, Esquire, and others, appellants [versus] Mr. John Hastie, rector or head-master of the grammar school at Campbelltown, respondentthe respondent's case

[s.n.]1772-01-01

Thomas Wright, of Easter Glins, appellant [versus] John Ure, respondentthe appellant's case

[s.n.]1772-01-01

Thomas Wright of Easter Glins, Esquire, appellant [versus] John Ure of Shirgarton, Esquire, Mary the wife of Duncan Glassford, and the said Duncan Glassford for his interest, respondentsthe respondents case

[s.n.]1772-01-01

Patrick Campbell of Knap, and other burgesses and inhabitants of the borough of Campbelltown, appellants [versus] John Hastie, rector or head master of the grammar school of Campbelltown, respondentthe case of the appellants

[s.n.]1772-01-01

James Bruce Carstairs of Kinross, Esq., appellant, Miss. Anne Bruce of Arnott, respondent, et ̈contrathe case of the appellant in the original and respondent in the cross appeal

[s.n.]1773-01-01

James Bruce Carstairs, Esquire, appellant, Miss. Anne Bruce, respondent, et ̈contrathe case of the respondent in the original and appellant in the cross appeal

[s.n.]1773-01-01

The case of the dissenting ministersAddressed to the Lords Spiritual and TemporalThe fourth edition.

Printed and sold by E. Russell, adjoining the cornfield, in Union-Street.1773-01-01

The report of the Lords committees, appointed by the House of Lords to enquire into the several proceedings in the Colony of Massachuset's [sic] Bayin opposition to the sovereignty of His Majesty, in His Parliament of Great Britain, over that province : and also what hath passed in this House relative thereto, from the first day of January 1764

Printed by W. Bingley1774-01-01

The cases of the appellants and respondents in the cause of literary propertybefore the House of Lords, wherein the decree of Lord Chancellor Apsley was reversed, 26 Feb. 1774 : with the genuine arguments of the council, the opinions of the judges and the speeches of the Lords, who distinguished themselves on that occasion : with notes, observations and references

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James Alexander, Esq; Provost; James Burd, John Burn, James Tower, and John Stevenson, baillies [& 11 others] of the borough of Stirling, all elected at Michaelmas 1773, appellants [versus] John Paterson ..., William Chrystie ..., Charles Lyon ..., Samuel Stevenson ..., and John Stewart, Jun. ..., respondentsthe appellants case

[s.n.]1775-01-01

James Alexander, pretended Provost; James Burd, John Burn, James Tower, and John Stevenson, pretended baillies [& 11 others] of the burgh of Stirling, for the year, from Michaelmas 1773 ..., appellants [versus] John Paterson ..., William Christie ..., Charles Lyon ..., Samuel Stevenson ...,and John Stewart ..., respondentsthe respondents case

[s.n.]1775-01-01

Edward Atkyns, Esq., appellant, John Atkyns, Esq., and others, respondentsthe case of the respondents

[s.n.]1780-01-01

The Parliamentary register, or, History of the proceedings and debates of the House of Commonscontaining an account of the most interesting speeches and motions ... .

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A full and accurate account of the debates on the East-India billin the House of Lords, on Tuesday the 9th, on Monday the 15th, Tuesday the 16th, and Wednesday the 17th of December 1783

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A full and accurate account of the debates on the East-India Bill, in the House of Lords, on Tuesday the 9th, on Monday the 15th, Tuesday the 16th, and Wednesday the 17th of December, 1783containing the speeches delivered by the noble lords on each of those days, together with the arguments used by the learned counsel, in behalf of the Court of Directors, and the Court of Proprietors, against the bill : with lists of the divisions

Printed for J. Stockdale1784-01-01

Minutes of the evidence taken at the trial of Warren Hastings Esquire, late Governor General of Bengal, at the bar of the House of Lords, in Westminster Hall, upon an impeachment against him for high crimes and misdemeanors, by the knights, citizens, and burgesses, in Parliament assembled, in the name of themselves, and of all the commons of Great Britain

1786-01-01

Minutes of the evidence taken at the trial of Warren Hastings Esquire, late Governor General of Bengal, at the bar of the House of Lords, in Westminster Hall, upon An Impeachment against him for High Crimes and Misdemeanors, by the Knights, Citizens, and Burgesses, in Parliament assembled, in the Name of themselves, and of all the Commons of Great Britain

s.n.1788-01-01

Reports of cases, upon appeals and writs of errorin the High Court of Parliament; from the year 1697, to the year 1713

Printed by E. Lynch1789-01-01

Minutes of the evidence given before the Committee of Privileges, to whom the petition of Dunbar Earl of Selkirk and James Earl of Hopetoun, and also the petitions of several other peers, relative to the return of the peers chosen for Scotland, stand referred

s.n.1791-01-01

In the House of LordsMessrs. Newnham, Everet, and Company, of Lombard-street, London, bankers, appellants [versus] David Stewart Esq., trustee of the bankrupt estate of James Stein, distiller at Kilbagie, respondent : the appellants' case

[s.n.]1791-01-01

Minutes of the evidence given before the Committee of privileges, to whom the petition of Edward Timewell Brydges clerk, claiming the barony of Chandos, was referred. Ordered to be printed 11th May 1791

s.n.1791-01-01

Minutes of the evidence taken at the bar of the House of Lords upon the order made for taking into consideration the present state of the trade to Africa, and particularly the trade in slavesand also for taking into consideration the nature, extent and importance of the sugar, coffee and cotton trade : and the general state and condition of the West India islands ... and for the agents of the West India colonies to be heard by their counsel at the bar of the House in support of their petition against the abolition of the slave trade

s.n.]1792-01-01

Minutes of the evidence taken at the Bar of the House of LordsUpon the order make for taking into consideration the present state of the trade of Aftica, and particularly the trade in slaves; and also for taking into consideration the nature, extent, and importance of the sugar, coffee, and cotton trade; and the general state and condition of the West India islands, and the means of improving the same; and for the Lords to be summoned; and for the agents of the West India colonies to be heard by their counsel at the bar of the house, in support of their petition against the abolition of the slave trade

s.n.]1792-01-01

The second report from the Committee of Secrecy of the House of Commonsto whom the several papers referred to in His Majesty's message of the 12th day of May 1794 were referred ... to which is added the first and second reports of the Secret Committee of the House of Lords, with an appendix2nd ed.

Printed for J. Debrett ...1794-01-01

Supplement to the second report from the Committee of Secrecyto whom the several papers referred to in His Majesty's message of the 12th day of May 1794 were referred ... with an appendix

Printed for J. Debrett ...1794-01-01

A detailed account of the proceedings in the House of Lords on the subject of the articles charged in the impeachment of Warren Hastings, Esq., subsequent to the close of the evidence on the part of the prosection and on the part of the defence in the Court, in Westminster Hallwith an account of the questions ordered to be put to each peer in the court, on pronouncing his opinion on the question of "guilty or not guilty," previous to judgment being given on the impeachment the amendments made on the same questions, previous to the peers going into the hall, the proceedings in Westminster Hall, and the acquittal of the defendant, and the report of the Committee of Lords appointed by the House immediately after the evidence was closed to search the journals for precedents as to the mode of giving judgment in cases of impeachment

Printed for T. Chapman1795-01-01

In the House of Lords, Edward Ommanney of Bloomsbury-Square in the county of Middlesex, Esquire, and John Page of Great Russel-Street Bloomsbury, in the said county, Esquire, surviving trustees and executors of the deceased Sir Charles Douglas baronet, rear admiral of the Blue, and James Baillie of Culterallers Esquire, for himself and as attorney for the said trustees, appellants, Mrs. Lydia Mariana Douglas, eldest daughter of the said deceased Sir Charles Douglas, now wife to Mr. Richard Bingham, of Gosport in the county of Southampton, clerk, and the said Mr. Richard Bingham for his interest and their attorney, respondentsthe appellants' case

[s.n.]1796-01-01

Reports of cases argued and determined in the Court of Exchequerfrom Easter term 32 George III. to [Trinity term 37 George III.] ... both inclusive. [1792-1797]

Printed for P. Byrne, J. Rice and J. Moore1796-01-01

Debates of the House of Lords, on the evidence delivered in the trial of Warren Hastings, Esquireproceedings of the East India Company in consequence of his acquittal: and testimonials of the British and native inhabitants of India, relative to his character and conduct whilst he was Governor General of Fort William, in Bengal

Debrett1797-01-01

Accounts respecting the commercial intercourse between Great Britain and Ireland in pursuance of orders of the House of Lords of the 18th and 20th of February 1799together with a copy of a report of the Lords Commissioners for Trade and Plantations, to the Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Council, dated 17th July 1780

s.n.]1799-01-01

First report from the select committee to whom it was referred to consider so much of His Majesty's speech as relates to the dearth of provisions

[s.n.]1800-01-01

The substance of the following speech, delivered by Lord Auckland in the House of Lords, on Friday, 20th March, 1801on the Earl of Darnley's motion ....

T. Gillet, Printer1801-01-01

A compendious report of the trial of Henry Viscount Melvilleupon the impeachment of the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled, for high crimes and misdemeanors

Printed for J. Asperne1806-01-01

Articles exhibited by the knights, citizens, and burgesses, in the name of themselves and of all the Commons of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, in Parliament assembled, against Henry Viscount Melvillein maintenance of their impeachment against him for high crimes and misdemeanors : the answer of Henry Viscount Melville : the replication of the Commons : and the minutes of evidence taken upon the hearing of the impeachment at the bar of the House of Lords, in Westminster Hall

[s.n.]1806-01-01

In the House of Lords, Brigadier-General Walter Ker of Littledean, claiming right to the titles and honours of Duke of Roxburghe, &c., and Richard Hotchkis, Esq, writer to the signet, his attorney, appellants Sir James Norcliffe Innes, baronet, and James Horne, Esq, writer to the signet his commissioner, John Bellenden Ker, Henry Gawler, and John Seton Karr, Esquires, respondents John Bellenden Ker, Henry Gawler and John Seton Karr, Esquires, appellants, Brigadier-General Walter Ker, and Richard Hotchkins, Esq, Sir James Norcliffe Innes, baronet, and James Horne, Esq, respondentsthe case of Brigadier-General Walter Ker, and Richard Hotchkis, Esq., appellants in the first and respondents in the second appeal

[s.n.]1806-01-01

An account of the number of appeals set down for hearing on bye days, and of those heard and not heard, from the year 1794 to the year 1800distinguishing those brought from the Courts of Westminster Hall, and from the Court of session in Scotland respectively. Also, an account of the number of appeals set down for hearing on bye days, and of those heard and not heard, from the year 1801 to the present time; distinguishing those brought from the Courts of Westminster Hall, Scotland, and Ireland respectively

1807-01-01

Colonel (late Brigadier-General) Walter Ker of Littledean and Richard Hotchkis, Esq., writer to the Signet, his attorney, appellants, Sir James Norcliffe Innes, baronet and James Horne, Esq., writer to the Signet, his commissioner, respondents, John Bellenden Ker, Henry Gawler, and John Seton Karr, Esquires, appellants, Colonel Walter Ker, and Richard Hotchkis, Esq., respondentsthe case of Colonel Walter Kerr, and Richard Hotchkis, Esq., appellants in the first, and respondents in the second appeal

[s.n.]1807-01-01

An account of the number of appeals presented to the House of lordsalso, of the number of appeals set down for hearing and heard, and of the number of days occupied in hearing the same; also of the number of appeals affirmed, reversed, remitted, withdrawn, and dismissed for want of prosecution, from the year 1801 to the present time; distinguishing each session, and how many of the same were brought from the Courts of England, Scotland, and Ireland respectively; and how many of the same remain not set down for hearing at the present time

1807-01-01

Reports of cases on appeal from Scotland, decided in the House of peersVolume the first. Containing the period from the union in 1707, to the commencement of the reign of George II [1727]

Butterworth1807-01-01

Calendar of the journals of the House of Lords, from the beginning of ... Henry VIII ... to 1808; & 1808-1826

1808-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken at the bar of the House of lords, before a committee of the whole house, to whom it was reffered to consider the orders in council ... with the several petitions of merchants and manufacturers of Liverpool, London, Hull, and Manchester ... alleging that their trade will be ... injured by the said orders ... Ordered to be printed 29th March, 1808To which is subjoined the substance of Mr. Brougham's speech in summing it up ...

Printed by J. M'Creery for J. Ridgway1808-01-01

In the House of Lords, Roxburghe cause, (question relating to the feus.) John Bellenden Ker, Esquire, appellant, His Grace James Duke of Roxburghe, respondentthe appellant's case

[s.n.]1810-01-01

Calendar of the Journals from the beginning of the reign of King Henry VIII to 30th August 1642 and from the restoration in 1660 to 21st January 1808 [21st January 1808 to 14th November 1826

1810-01-01

In the House of Lords, Dame Helen Cumming Gordon, appellant, Marianne Woods & Jane Pirie, respondentsthe appellant's case

[s.n.]1811-01-01

Cover image for First and second reports from the committees of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the state of the growth, commerce, and consumption of grain, and all laws relating thereto

First and second reports from the committees of the House of Lords appointed to inquire into the state of the growth, commerce, and consumption of grain, and all laws relating theretoto whom were referred the several petitions presented to the House in the session of 1813-14, respecting the Corn laws

J. Ridgway1814-01-01

Report on the corn tradedrawn up from the evidence delivered before the committee of the House of Lords. <Copied from the Morning chronicle>

Printed and sold by R. Armstrong1814-01-01

Reports of cases argued and determined in the courts of Common Pleas, and Exchequer Chamber and in the House of Lordsfrom Easter term 36 Geo. III. 1796, to [Hilary term 44 Geo. III. 1804] both inclusive. With tables of the cases and principal mattersThe 2d ed., corr. ...

Printed by A. Strahan, for J. Buttewrworth and Son; [etc., etc.1814-01-01

Report on the corn tradedrawn up from the evidence delivered before the committee of the House of Lords

Printed and sold by R. Armstrong1814-01-01

Memorial for Mrs. Ann Majendie, formerly Routledge, wife of the Right Reverend Henry William, Lord Bishop of Bangor, and her husband for his interest, pursuer, against William Thomas Carruthers, Esq., describing himself of Dormont, defender

J. Pillans & Sons, Printers1816-01-01

Standing orders of the House of Peers, relative to the bringing in and proceeding on private bills

[s.n.]1816-01-01

Report of the Lords committees on the poor laws

[s.n.]1817-01-01

Copy of Mr. G. Davis's letter to the Surveyor General of the Board of Worksand also of opinion of surveyors, and petition of chimney sweepers in favour of the chimney sweepers regulation bill : Committee of the House of Lords on the bill, Monday 15th March 1819

[s.n.]1819-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken on the second reading of the bill intituled "An act to deprive Her Majesty Caroline Amelia Elizabeth of the title, prerogatives, rights, privileges, and exemptions of Queen Consort of this realm, and to dissolve the marriage between His Majesty and the said Caroline Amelia Elizabeth"

[s.n.]1820-01-01

The Royal exileor, Memoirs of the public and private life of Her Majesty Caroline, Queen Consort of Great Britain : embracing every circumstance connected with the memorable scenes of her eventful life, from the earliest period to her late arrival in England : a full and impartial history of the charges against her and proceedings in Parliament and of all the important events that have transpired since her return : with illustrations on the subjects, not generally known, interspersed with original letters and other curious and interesting documents never before published18th ed.

Jones and Co.1821-01-01

The trial at large of Her Majesty CarolineAmelia Elizabeth, Queen of Great Britain, in the House of Lords, on charges of adulterous intercourse; containing a full and accurate detail of the evidence of the witnesses, the speeches of counsel, and all other proceedings in this extraordinary trial. From authentic sources. Embellished with highly-finished portraits, &c. In two volumes

J. Gleave1821-01-01

Report of the proceedings before the House of Lords, on a bill of pains and penalties against Her Majesty Caroline Amelia Elizabeth, Queen of Great Britain and consort of King George the Fourthcollated with the journals of the House of Lords

J. Robins and Co., Albion Press1821-01-01

Trial of Queen Carolineupon charges of adulterous intercourse exhibited against her upon the report of a committee of the House of Lords. Commenced August 17th, and concluded November 10th, 1820

Printed for W. Wright1821-01-01

Thoughts on the report of the committee of the House of Lordson the appellate jurisdiction of that House, and the best means of facilitating the administration of justice as connected with the hearing of appeals, writs of error, and other judicial proceedings

W. & C. Tait1824-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill intituled, "An act to dissolve the marriage of Samuel Barker, Esquire, with Amelia Penelope his wife, and to enable him to marry again, and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1825-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Maurice Crosbie Moore, Esquire, with Diana Moore his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1825-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of the Right Honourable Cornelius Viscount Lismore, of the Kingdom of Ireland, with Eleanor Viscountess Lismore his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1826-01-01

Slavery in the West Indiesthe substance of the debate in the House of Lords, March 7, 1826, on Lord Bathurst's motion for adopting the resolutions of the House of Commons of the 15th May, 1823

Printed for Whitmore & Fenn, and Smith, Elder, & Co.1826-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of the Right Honourable Edward Baron Ellenborough with the Right Honourable Jane Elizabeth Baroness Ellenborough his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1830-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled �An act to dissolve the marriage of Charles Peter Shakerley Esquire, of the Parish of Egham in the county of Surrey, with Laure Angelique Rosalbe Shakerley, his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1830-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill intituled "An act to declare void an alleged marriage between Elizabeth Hickson, an infant and Thomas Buxton."

[s.n.]1830-01-01

A report of the case of the King v. Westwoodwith a ... digest of the authorities on the points of corporation law ... discussed ...

Stevens1830-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Louisa Turton with Thomas Edward Michell Turton her now husband and to enable the said Louisa Turton to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1831-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of William Robert Clayton Esquire with Alice Hugh Massy his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes."

[s.n.]1832-01-01

Cover image for Report from the Select Committee on the State of the West India Colonies

Report from the Select Committee on the State of the West India Coloniestogether with the minutes of evidence, an index and appendix

publisher not identified1832-01-01

Report of the debates in the House of lords on the Scotch burgh reform bill on the 13th and 16th days of August 1833

1833-01-01

Abstract of the report of the Lords committees on the condition and treatment of the colonial slavesand of the evidence taken by them on that subject : with notes by the editor

Sold by J. Hatchard and Son1833-01-01

The speech of Henry Lord Broughamin the House of Lords on Thursday, May 21, 1835, on the education of the people

Sold by R. Baynes1835-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of William Carleton, Esquire, with Rosamond Carleton his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1839-01-01

The case of Dublinthe speeches delivered by counsel at the bar of the House of Lords, in defence of the city of Dublin, on the motion for going into committee on the Irish Municipal Reform Bill

1840-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled � An act to dissolve the marriage of Jonathan Warr with Betty his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1840-01-01

Canada government billamendments by the Lords to the bill, intituled, An act to re-unite the provinces of Upper and Lower Canada, and for the government of Canada

[s.n.]1840-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Ann Battersby with Arthur Battersby her now husband and to enable her to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1840-01-01

Reprint of the debate in the Lords on socialismfrom the "Times" of February 5th, 1840

J. Hobson, printer1840-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Nathaniel Bogle French Shawe Esquire with Charlotte Shawe his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned"

[s.n.]1841-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of William Oliver Jackson Esquire with Georgiana Maria Jane Jackson his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes there in mentioned."

[s.n.]1842-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Joseph Vere with Ellen Sarah his now wife, and to enable him to marry again and for the other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1842-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of John otherwise Jean Louis Mieville with Mary Ann his now wife, and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1842-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of George William Henry Coward with Ann Coward his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1842-01-01

Cases decided in the House of lords, on appeal from the courts of Scotland ... 1842[-1850]

W. Blackwood1843-01-01

A letter to the House of Lords on the grant to the college of Maynooth

O. Richards1845-01-01

The standing orders of the House of Lordsrelative to private bills, as amended the 7th of August, 1845 : with an abstract of the orders respecting railway bills, arranged in the order of the proceedings thereon, and a copious index

J. Bigg and Son1845-01-01

Maynoothits adoption by the state considered : a letter addressed to the House of Lords

Hatchard and Son1845-01-01

Report on the burdens of real propertyand the impediments to agricultural transactions, caused by the present system of excise duties, poor laws, and local taxation

Bacon and Co.1846-01-01

Charitable trusts' billan address to the lords spiritual and temporal of Great Britain and Ireland : showing cause why the bill should not pass into a law

[s.n.]1846-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill intituled, "An act to dissolve the marriage of Robert Montgomery Martin Esquire with Jane Avis Frances Martin his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1847-01-01

First Report from the Select Committee appointed to inquire into the Execution of the Criminal Lawespecially respecting Juvenile Offenders and Transportation, with the minutes of evidence and appendix. Session 1847

1847-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled � An act to dissolve the marriage of Robert Nicholson Esquire with Frances Nicholson his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1848-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of the Reverend Grueber Lugard, Clerk with Grace Price Lugard his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes."

[s.n.]1848-01-01

A treatise of the law of propertyas administered by the House of Lords

T. & J.W. Johnson1849-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of the Reverend Edward Quenby Ashby with Elizabeth Sophia his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes."

[s.n.]1850-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Georgina Hall with Henry Foley Hall her now husband and to enable the said Georgina Hall to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned."

[s.n.]1850-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Henry Boddington Webster Esquire with Emilie Marie Louise Wilhelmina Webster his now wife and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes"

[s.n.]1851-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of Bennett's divorce bill

s. n.1852-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of Fisher's divorce bill

[s.n.]1853-01-01

The Braintree Church rate casereport of the case of Gosling v. Veley, in the House of Lords

Shaw and Sons1853-01-01

Canada, clergy reservesfurther return to an address of the House of Lords of the 15th February 1853, for, the government gazette of Canada of 8th May 1849, or any document in the Colonial Office containing copy of an address to the Governor-General of British North America from the Romish prelates and clergy of Quebec, in the year 1849, and of the answer of His Excellency to that address

[s.n.]1853-01-01

Clergy reserves (Canada) Actcopy of the opinions of the judges on the questions propounded to them on the 13th of April 1840, relative to the Clergy Reserves (Canada) Act

[s.n.]1853-01-01

The equity reports, 1853-1855reports of cases argued and determined in the Court of Chancery

Printed by A. & G. Spottiswoode1854-01-01

Debate in the House of Lords, on Monday the 1st of August, 1853upon the motion of Lord Lyndhurst, "That the House earnestly recommends the case of the Baron De Bode to the favourable consideration of Her Majesty's government."

Printed by W. Clowes and Sons1854-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of Wyndham's divorce (India) bill

[s.n.]1855-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of Pedder's divorce bill

[s.n.]1855-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of Talbot's divorce bill

[s.n.]1856-01-01

Report of the debates on the life peerage question in the House of Lords, session 1856

W. Maxwell1856-01-01

The peers' debate on their appellate jurisdiction, with extracts from the opinions subsequently takenalso, notes on the nacient practice of the Court of Parliament and an account of the constitution and working of the Surpreme tribunal of cassation in France

W. Maxwell1857-01-01

Atlantic Telegraph Companyamendments to be proposed on the third reading

[s.n.]1857-01-01

Report from the Select Committee on Bank Acts, [1857, '58]with the proceedings, minutes of evidence, [and] appendix

1857-01-01

Minutes of evidence taken upon the second reading of the bill, intituled "An act to dissolve the marriage of Henry Smith, Esquire, with Julia his now wife, and to enable him to marry again and for other purposes therein mentioned", June, 1857

[s.n.]1857-01-01

Decimal coinage, Canadareturn to an address of the House of Lords, dated 4th February 1859 : for, Canada Act, 1851, (14th & 15th Vict. cap. 47,) for the introduction of decimal coinage into Canada : also, paper respecting ditto in the appendix to the Canada journals of 1851, P. Treasury minute, &c. : also, third and fourth reports of Select Committee of Assembly of Canada on Public Accounts, session 1855 : and also, Canada Act, 1857, (20th Vict. cap. 18,) directing that public accounts be kept in dollars and cents

[s.n.]1859-01-01

In the House of Lords (from the Second Division of the Court of Session in Scotland), George Udny, formerly of no. 10 Ormonde Terrace, in the county of Middlesex, now residing in the city of St Andrews, in Scotland, and of Donald Horne and Thomas Elliot Ogilvie Horne, writers to the signet, Edinburgh, partners of the late firm of Horne and Rose, W.S., Edinburgh, now partners of the firm of Horne, Horne and Lyell, W.S., Edinburgh his mandatories, appellants, John Henry Udny, only surviving child of the late Colonel John Robert Fullerton Udny, of Udny and Dudwick, in the county of Aberdeen, a pupil, residing in Edinburgh and William Skinner, writer to the signet, Edinburgh, his curator ad litem, respondentsthe respondents' case

Reid & Reynolds, Law Printers1860-01-01

A practical treatise on the law of marriage, divorce, and legitimacyas administered in the Divorce Court and in the House of Lords2nd ed., greatly enl.

W. Maxwell1860-01-01

'The Church question in Englanda speech not delivered in the House of Lords, but addressed to their Lordships during the vacation'

Hardwicke1860-01-01

In the House of Lords, on appeal from Her Majesty's Court for divorce and matrimonial causes, between Emma Bowles Milford, appellant and Alfred Milford, respondentthe case of the appellant, Emma Bowles Milford

Benjamin Pardon1866-01-01

In the House of Lords. On appeal from Her Majesty's Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes. Between Emma Bowles Milford ... and Alfred MilfordCase and appendix of the appellant. [1866-67]

1867-01-01

On appeal from Her Majesty's Court for Divorce and Matrimonial Causes. Between Emma Bowles Milford appellant and Alfred Milford respondent. Case and appendix of respondent, etc

Wyman and sons, law and general printers1867-01-01

A bill intituled An act for the union of Canada, Nova Scotia, and New Brunswick, and the government thereof and for purposes connected therewith

[s.n.]1867-01-01

In the House of Lords, (from the First Division of the Court of Session in Scotland), Alexander Turner, Esq., of Barbauchlaw, merchant in Glasgow, appellant, William Hamilton, miner sometime residing at Cappers, near Whitburn, now residing in Armadale, in the parish of Bathgate, respondentthe appellant's case

R. Wallace & Co., Printers1867-01-01

Marriage with a deceased wife's sisterreturn to an address of the House of Lords, dated 2nd Ma7 1870, for copy of the correspondence between the colonies and the Imperial government with respect to the legalization of marriage with a deceased wife's sister, from January 1860 to the present time

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Trial of Simon, Lord Lovat of the '45

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Oakley's Divorce practice7th ed.

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1922-01-01

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1935-01-01

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Company law institute of India1952-01-01

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H.M.S.O.1966-01-01

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[s.n.]1978-01-01

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The Main papers of the House of Lords

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H.M.S.O.1992-01-01

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