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A statement of the mode of proceeding and of going to trial, in the Royal Court of Jersey ... prepared, in consequence of an order from the Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Council, dated the 21st of july [sic] 1789, by Thomas Pipon Esquire, King's Procureur, and John-Thomas Durell Esquire, King's Advocate. To which is added ... the criminal law of the island

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  • "A statement of the mode of proceeding and of going to trial, in the Royal Court of Jersey ... prepared, in consequence of an order from the Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Council, dated the 21st of july [sic] 1789, by Thomas Pipon Esquire, King's Procureur, and John-Thomas Durell Esquire, King's Advocate. To which is added ... the criminal law of the island"
  • "A statement of the mode of proceeding and of going to trial, in the Royal Court of Jersey ... prepared, in consequence of an order from the Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Council, dated the 21st of july [sic] 1789, by Thomas Pipon Esquire, King's Procureur, and John-Thomas Durell Esquire, King's Advocate. To which is added ... the criminal law of the island"@en
  • "A statement of the mode of proceeding and of going to trial, in the Royal Court of Jersey ... prepared, in consequence of an order from the Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Council, dated the 21st of july [sic] 1789, by Thomas P"@en
  • "A statement of the mode of proceeding and of going to trial, in the Royal Court of Jersey ... prepared, in consequence of an order from the Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Council, dated the 21st of july [sic] 1789, by Thomas Pipon Esquire, King's Procureur, and John-Thomas Durell Esquire, King's Advocate. To which is added ... the criminal law of the island. and of going to trial, in the Royal Court of Jersey ... prepared, in consequence of an order from the Right Honourable the Lords of the Committee of Council, dated the 21st of july [sic] 1789, by Thomas Pipon Esquire, King's Procureur, and John-Thomas Durell Esquire, King's Advocate. To which is added ... the criminal law of the island"

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