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Judicial Appointments. A Letter to the Right Honourable Baron Cranworth, Lord High Chancellor [etc.]
Bosworth & Harrison, 215, Regent Street, London, 1857.
A rare reformist tract with a decidedly populist slant, proposing that the judges of the county courts (then established for some ten years) were a fertile source for appointment to the central courts at Westminster; no copy in COPAC, OCLC or RLIN
Disbound, the stitching loose, a just usable copy; 16 pages
equity, courts



