The Statutes of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland, Passed in the ... [1807-69].His Majesty's statute and law Printers, 1849 |
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Account Act of Parliament Act passed Adjudication aforesaid amended Amount appear Application appointed Assignee Authority Bankrupt Bankruptcy Borough Certificate charged City of Dublin Clerk Collector Commissioners committed Constable Conviction Costs Council County Court Court of Session Court-martial Creditor Debt deemed duly Duties enacted entitled Estate exceeding Execution Fees Gaol Grand Jury Grant hereby herein-before House of Correction Inland Revenue intituled An Act Ireland issued Justice or Justices Lands lawful Lease levied liable Lord Ordinary Lords Spiritual Majesty's Majesty's Treasury Manner Matter ment Money Monies Number Oath Offence Official Assignee Order Owner paid Parish Party Passenger Ship payable Payment Peace Penalty Person Petition Place Pounds Power present Majesty Prison Proceedings Provided Purposes Quarter Sessions Rate recited Act Reign Rent repealed respect Session of Parliament Soldier Summons therein thereof think fit thousand eight hundred tion Under-lease Unions in Ireland United Kingdom Vessels Vict Warrant whereas William the Fourth
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