Conclusion of the Speech of in the Suit of Attorney General v. ShoreCharles Purton Cooper · First published 1854Open the Tome
... Debate in the House of Commons, Thursday, 27th March, 1851, upon Lord John Russell's motion for leave to bring in a bill for the better administration of justice in the Court of ChanceryCharles Purton Cooper · First published 1851Open the Tome
An address to the Roman Catholics of EnglandCharles Purton Cooper · First published 1851Open the Tome
Government and the Irish Roman Catholic membersCharles Purton Cooper · First published 1851Open the Tome
So much of the Pope's apostolical letters of September, 1850Charles Purton Cooper · First published 1851Open the Tome
So much of the Pope's apostolical letters of September, 1850 as relates to the creation of an archbishopric and twelve bishopricsCharles Purton Cooper · First published 1851Open the Tome
The Ultra Party amongst the English Roman CatholicsCharles Purton Cooper · First published 1851Open the Tome
The present state of the Court of Chancery, shown to furnish no reason against the continuance of the Commission for the custody of the great seal, pending the inquiry into the Office of Lord ChancellorCharles Purton Cooper · First published 1850Open the Tome
Reports of cases in Chancery, decided by Lord Cottenham; commencing 7th July, 1846: with which are interspersed some miscellaneous cases and dicta, and various notesCharles Purton Cooper · First published 1846Open the Tome
[Appendices to a report on Rymer's Foedera intended to have been made to the late Commissioners on Public Records by Charles Purton Cooper.]Charles Purton Cooper · First published 1836Open the Tome
Substance of the Speech of, as Counsel for the Rev. Charles Wellbeloved, in the Suit of the Attorney-General v. Shore, respecting Lady Hewley's FoundationsCharles Purton Cooper · First published 1834Open the Tome
