The clerk's assistant in the practice of the ecclesiastical courts; containing the method of proceeding there; More regularly and clearly laid down than has hitherto been done in any Book. interspersed with observations in matters of law. The third edition. To which is added, three appendixes, (not in many of the former Impressions) containing, 1st, a Summary of the Proceedings in Ecclesiastical Courts; 2d, a Collection of modern Rules of Practice, and Cases adjudged in the Courts of Doctors Commons; 3d, a List of the Fees of the Consistory Court. By the Revd. William Cockburn, L.L.B.
- Cockburn, William LL.B.
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- 1760
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The clerk's assistant; in the practice of the ecclesiastical courts; containing the method of proceeding there; More regularly and clearly laid down than has hitherto been done in any Book. interspersed with observations in matters of law. The third edition. To which is added, three appendixes, (not in many of the former Impressions) containing, 1st, a Summary of the Proceedings in Ecclesiastical
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Dublin : printed for Richard Watts, Bookseller, at the Bible in Skinner-Row, 1760
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