C. H. Walker
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- Open LibraryOL14320921A
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Books by C. H. Walker
Total count: 7
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An independent address to the electors of Bristol, upon the state of the representation of the peoplewith free remarks upon the present candidates, Sir Samuel Romilly, Edw. Protheroe, Esq., Richard Hart Davis, Esq., Henry Hunt, Esq[s.n.]1812-01-01
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Letters on the practice of the Bristol Court of Requests on judicial sinecures in Bristoland other important subjectsR. Hunter1820-01-01
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An exposition of the practices of the Prerogative Court of Canterbury, (with a view to their reformation) as exemplified in the cause of Peddle v. Evans in a letter to Dr. Lushington, M.P., one of the advocates of this Court and junior advocate of the defendant, wherein his reported attack in Parliament upon the conduct and character of the writer and others connected with the presentation of Mr. Peddle's petition is refutedto which are prefixed the proceedings of the House on Mr. Peddle's petition : Part the FirstPrinted for S. Sweet and Messrs. Lancaster1828-01-01
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Practices of Prerogative Court of Canterbury as exemplified in Cause of Peddle v. Evans. Part I.1828-01-01
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The petition of William Clarke, convicted at the late special commission at Bristol of demolishing the Gaol and Bridewell prisons of that city, and executed on Friday the 27th January, 1832copies of fifteen exculpatory affidavits, with prefatory observations, published at his dying request : and a report of his trialsS. Sweet1832-01-01
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The facts upon which the defendant rested his pleas of justification and the motives which led him to consent to its compromise, with a report of the proceedings in courtPrinted by J.R. Marshall, Webber and Son, Webb, Chepstow1832-01-01
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Walker at suit of Phillips