Alexander Wood Renton

Alexander Wood Renton, 1861-1933

Biographical Details

• First name: Alexander Wood
• Last name: Renton
• Birth date: 1861
• Death date: 1933
• Creations: Language material, Manuscript notated music
• Other details: Editor
• Permalink: https://biography.lawi.org.uk/alexander-wood-renton/ (Stable identifier)

Other names of Alexander Wood Renton

• Alexander Wood Renton
• Renton, A. W. (Sir)
• Renton, A. Wood
• Renton, A. Wood (Sir)
• Renton, Alexander Wood
• Renton, Alexander Wood (Sir)

Publishers related with Alexander Wood Renton, 1861-1933

People related with Alexander Wood Renton

• Bewes, Wyndham Anstis (1857-1942)
• Bowstead, William (d. 1935.)
• Burge, William (1787-1849)
• Donald, A. W. (1864?-1904)
• Donald, Andrew William (1864?-1904)
• Edmunds, Lewis (b. 1860.)
• Jacobs, Bertram
• Jacobs, Bertram [from old catalog]
• Phillimore, George Grenville (1867-1925)
• Pollock, Frederick (1845-1937)
• Robertson, Max. A.
• Robertson, Maxwell Alexander

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• Alexander Wood Renton in the Wikidata information: www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q15627368
• Alexander Wood Renton in the Wikipedia article: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Q16029149

Publications by Alexander Wood Renton

• Burge’s Commentaries on colonial and foreign laws generally and in their conflict with each other and with the law of England.
• Colonial laws and courts: with a sketch of the legal systems of the world and tables of conditions of appeal to the Privy Council
• Encyclopædia of the laws of England: being a new abridgment by the most eminent legal authorities
• Encyclopædia of the laws of England with forms and precedents by the most eminent legal authorities.
• Encyclopædia of the laws of England with forms and precedents by the most eminent legal authorities.
• The people’s dictionary of English law
• The conditions of appeal from the Colonies to the Privy Council with an introductory essay
• Renton and Brown criminal procedure legislation