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be remedied. – The Report of the Lords
was accordingly in though
the was extremely
defective in not stating how many
appeals were entered in any one year
and how many were decided. It
furnished no information except
that the whole number of appeals
were 296 and of the writs of error
42. – He knew this fact that be true
of and in
the number at the time of the
union with Ireland he himself had
been employed as Counsel in the very last
case of appeal that stood on the Roll – and
he was therefore convinced that the whole
accumulation must have taken place
since that time. for the When Lord Roslyn
was Chancellor he knew that the arrear
of appeals was always very small indeed.
After some further observations on the
defective information in the Report
he stated his conviction that a temporary
execution would cure the evil. If the
Master of the Rolls were to sit at
the same time with the Chancellor
and thus enable the Chancellor to
devote more time to the hearing

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Box	149	Main Headings	constitutional code
Folio number	227	Info in main headings field
Image	002	Titles	[[titles::ao 18.. [sic] / debate / m. a. taylor's motions / as to the / court of chancery]]
Category	copy/fair copy sheet	Number of Pages	4
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Notes public		ID Number	50081
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