The Supreme Court of Judicature (Ireland) Act, 1877 (40o & 41o Vic., Cap 57): Also, the Winter Assizes Act, 1876 (39o & 40 O Vic., Cap. 57); with Time Table, Rules, Orders, Forms, Schedule of Fees, Table Showing the Corresponding Irish Orders and Rules with Those of the English ...

Ireland

jan. 1879 · J. Falconer

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