In the Complaint for Penalties for Separation. As the Facts and Arguments Are the Same in the Complaints, for Penalties for Separation, It Was Thought ... More Than 1 Memorial. September 24, 1768.

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Bodleian Library (Oxford)

T211579

The first seven words in the drop-head title and also the words from "As the facts" to "more than one memorial" are enclosed in square brackets. The second part, with separate pagination and register, is entitled 'Copy of the queries, and opinion of counsel, produced at the election-meeting of the county of Cromarty, upon the 26th April 1768, and referred to in the foregoing memorial. ..'.

[Edinburgh, 1768]. 73,[1];3,[1]p. ; 4°