Observations on the constitution, customs, and usuage [sic] of the honourable society of the Middle Temple

originally written in the year 1733 for the use of Charles Worsley, Esqr., then treasurer, and since revised, amended, and large additions made thereto, by the author : to which is added, 1. The author's remarks on the declaration of the Vacation Parliament 1731, 2. A short account of the proceedings at the publick call of serjeants, Easter term 1736

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Author

Publication

1896 - Society of the Middle Temple, London, Connecticut

Language

English

Word Count

60,000 words, Guess

Page Count

240 pages

Identifiers

Open LibraryOL57927779M
OCLC Control Number14468166
OCLC Control Number7885999

Classifications

LCCK46 .N5 14978- 14980

Alternate Titles

Observations on the constitution, customs, and usage of the honourable society of the Middle Temple

Subjects

Topics

Middle Temple (London, England)

Series Statement

19th-century legal treatises -- no. 14978-14980

Other Editions

Observations on the constitution, customs, and usuage [sic] of the honourable society of the Middle Temple: originally written in the year 1733 for the use of Charles Worsley, Esqr., then treasurer, and since revised, amended, and large additions made thereto, by the author : to which is added, 1. The author's remarks on the declaration of the Vacation Parliament 1731, 2. A short account of the proceedings at the publick call of serjeants, Easter term 1736Society of the Middle Temple1896-01-01

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