George Udny
Born 1802-01-01
Died 1879-01-01
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL11712746A
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- Currency question (2)
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Books by George Udny
Total count: 9
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A word on "the currency."G.H. Huttmann1845-01-01
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A Word on law in general, and on the law of Englandand the study of it in particularV. & R. Stevens and G.S. Norton, law booksellers and publishers1855-01-01
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A view of the principles, nomenclature, and use, of executory interests of the law of EnglandV. & R. Stevens1856-01-01
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Harmony of laws, or Analysis of the principles common to the laws of civilised nationsV. & R. Stevens and G.S. Norton1858-01-01
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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' caseReid & Reynolds, Law Printers1860-01-01
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George Udny, formerly of 10 Ormonde Terrace, in the County of Middlesex, now residing in the City of St. Andrews, in Scotlandand 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, respondents. The respondents' caseReid & Reynolds1860-01-01
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A Letter to the Secretary of State for India on the expediency of an income tax for the purpose of revenueand the inexpediency of a government bank-note issue for that purpose, whether in India or elsewhere1861-01-01
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An inquiry into the cause and consequences of the general fall in the price of silverand as to any remedy that may counteract the fallWilliam J. Perry1876-01-01
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An Inquiry into the cause and consequences of the general fail in the price of silver, and as to any remedy that may counteract the fallWilliam J. Perry1876-01-01