The speeches of Mr. Rolfe and Mr. Booth, counsel for the defendants, the appellants from the decree of Sir Lancelot Shadwell, vice-chancellor (in Attorney General v. Shore)Rolfe Mr, Samuel Shore, Booth Mr, Great Britain. Court of Chancery. · First published 1835Open the Tome
In the House of Lords, Samuel Shore, Esq. & others, appellants, and the Attorney-General, on the relation of Thomas Wilson and others, respondentsSamuel Shore, Great Britain. Court of Chancery. · First published 1775Open the Tome
Lady Hewley's charitiesSamuel Shore, William Brodie Gurney, Joseph Gurney · First published 1837 · Latest edition 1839Open the Tome
"Christ's Holy Gospel" vindicated and Socinianism exposedSamuel Shore, Great Britain. Attorney-General, Great Britain. Court of Chancery. · First published 1834Open the Tome
Observations on the title of Unitarians and other English Presbyterians, to administer or partake in the benefit of English Presbyterian and general Protestant Dissenters' trustsE. B. K., Samuel Shore, Great Britain. Attorney-General · First published 1834Open the Tome
The unitarians defeatedSamuel Shore, Great Britain. Attorney-General, Great Britain. Court of Chancery. · First published 1834Open the Tome
The Unitarians Defeated: Substance of the Judgment Delivered Dec. 23, 1833, by His Honour the ...Sir Lancelot Shadwell, Samuel Shore · First published 1834Open the Tome
