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The office of a notary-public, as the same is practised in Scotland; in two parts: I. Giving an account of the rise and institution of the office, and ancient and present state thereof; II. Containing notorial instruments of all kinds, with the forms of executing them; to which is added, an advice to notaries

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  • "Office of a notary-public"@en

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  • "The office of a notary-public, as the same is practised in Scotland; in two parts: I. Giving an account of the rise and institution of the office, and ancient and present state thereof; II. Containing notorial instruments of all kinds, with the forms of executing them; to which is added, an advice to notaries"@en
  • "The office of a notary-public as the same is practised in Scotland; in two parts: I. Giving an Account of the Rise and Institution of the Office, and Ancient and Present State thereof. II. Containing Notorial Instruments of all Kinds, with the Forms of executing them. To which is added, an advice to notaries"
  • "The office of a notary-public as the same is practised in Scotland; in two parts: I. Giving an Account of the Rise and Institution of the Office, and Ancient and Present State thereof. II. Containing Notorial Instruments of all Kinds, with the Forms of executing them. To which is added, an advice to notaries"@en
  • "Ars notariatus"
  • "Ars notariatus"@en
  • "The office of a notary-public, as the same is practised in Scotland in two parts, I. giving an account of the rise and institution of the office, and ancient and present state thereof, II. containing notorial [sic] instruments of all kinds, with the forms of executing them : to which is added an advice to notaries"@en
  • "The office of a notary-public, : as the same is practised in Scotland; in two parts: I. Giving an Account of the Rise and Institution of the Office, and Ancient and Present State thereof. II. Containing Notorial Instruments of all Kinds, with the Forms of executing them. To which is added, an advice to notaries"

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