ROYAL MANDATE, addressed to Henry [Brougham], Baron Brougham and Vaux, Lord Chancellor, that the right of practising in the Court of Common Pleas shall cease to be exercised exclusively by the serjeants-at-law, and that the then serjeants-at-law (nam... Unspecified

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ROYAL MANDATE, addressed to Henry [Brougham], Baron Brougham and Vaux, Lord Chancellor, that the right of practising in the Court of Common Pleas shall cease to be exercised exclusively by the serjeants-at-law, and that the then serjeants-at-law (nam... Unspecified

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