The substance of the trial of a cause, Buckle, who, &c., v. Hollis, gent., tried at the Hant's Summer Assizes, 1815 : before the Hon. Mr. Justice Chambre and a short statement of facts relative to the conduct of Mr. Hollis, as under-sheriff of Hants and the circumstances which led to the commencement of the action.

London : Printed by S. Sweet, 1815.

44 pages, 62 pages.

Making of modern law. Trials, 1600-1926.

Reproduction of the original from Yale Law Library.

With: A reply to "A short statement of facts," : assumed by John Hancock Buckle, late of no. 5, New Broad Street, now of Size Lane, London, attorney at law, (prosecutor of a Qui Tam action,) "Relative to the conduct of Mr. Hollis, as under sheriff of Hants and the circumstances which led to the commencement of the action," as also assumed by the said J.H. Buckle.

English

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A reply to "A short statement of facts."

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