Reports of Cases Upon Appeals and Writs of Error in the House of Lords, Parte 125,Volume 5W. Clarke and Sons, 1818 |
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act of sederunt action aforesaid alleged appears Appellant arbiter BERRY LEASES bill bound burgh Canongate circumstances clause clerk complainer consideration considered contended Court of Session debt DEBTORS UNDER ACT decision declared decree decreet deed of entail Defendant deponent diminution dispone Duke of Buccleuch Duke of Queensberry Edward Brabazon election error evidence Exchequer executed fraud George Steel Goold granted grassum ground heir of entail heirs of tailzie House of Commons House of Lords interlocutor James Farrell John judgment July 9 June 27 lands liable LIBEL LIBERATION lives Lord Eldon Lordships magistrates March ment MENT.-CON NANTRY ACT Nash nineteen objection opinion paid PARLIA parliament parties payment person Plaintiff Plaintiff in error PLEADING prison privilege proceeding prohibition pursuers QUEENS question rent rental respect Respondent RETURNING OFFICERS Roake stake-nets statute tacks tenant thereof TION SUBSE twenty-one votes warrant Wight William Doran words writ
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