Thurlow, Edward Thurlow 1st baron
Also known as
Thurlow, Edward Thurlow
Born 1731-01-01
Died 1806-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF48787202
- WikidataQ44599
- ISNI0000000073943772
- Open LibraryOL5157137A
Top Subjects
- Great Britain (3)
- Equity (2)
- Law reports, digests (2)
- Québec Campaign, 1759. (1)
- Townshend, George Townshend, -- Marquis, -- 1724-1807. (1)
- Salaries (1)
- Officials and employees (1)
Books by Thurlow, Edward Thurlow 1st baron
Total count: 7
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A refutation of the letter to an honble. brigadier-general, commander of His Majesty's forces in CanadaThe second edition.Printed for R. Stevens, at Pope's Head, in Pater-Noster-Row1760-01-01
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The Susquehannah case[opinion on the claim of the colony of Connecticut to land in the Susquehannah region1761-01-01
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The opinions of Mr. James Eyre, Mr. Edmund Hoskins, Mr. E. Thurlow, and Mr. John Dunning, on the subject of Lord Clive's jaghireTo which are added, his lordship's Letter to the proprietors of East-India stock : with the Answer of an eminent councellor to his lordship's Letter, likewise addressed to the proprietors on the same subjectSold by T. Evans1764-01-01
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Familiar expostulationsaddressed to Messrs. Pitt and ThurlowPrinted for the author, and published by J. Ridgway1790-01-01
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Reports of cases argued and determined in the High Court of Chanceryduring the time of Lord Chancellor Thurlow, and of the several lords commissioners of the great seal, from 1778 to 17943d ed., cor., with an appendix of Contemporay cases, and additions of references to more modern determinations.E. and R. Brooke, and J. Rider1801-01-01
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Bibliotheca ThurlowianaA catalogue of the valuable, classical, & historical library ... of the late Right Hon. Edward lord Thurlow1806-01-01
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Reports of cases argued and determined in the High Court of Chanceryduring the time of Lord Chancellor Thurlow5th ed., with important corrections and additions, from the registrar's books; from the author's ms. notes in his own copy, intended for a further edition; from various ms. notes of the highest authority, by eminent contemporary and dignified members of the profession. Together with observations from the subsequent reports on the cases reported by Mr. Brown, and decisions on the points of law to the present time. By Robert Belt.H. Butterworth1820-01-01