William Francis Finlason

William Francis Finlason, 1818-1895

Biographical Details

• First name: William Francis
• Last name: Finlason
• Birth date: 1818
• Death date: 1895
• Creations: Language material, Text
• Roles: Author, Writer Of Accompanying Material
• Other details: Author, Court reporter, Editor, Reporter, William Francis
• Permalink: http://biography.lawi.org.uk/william-francis-finlason/ (Stable identifier)

Other names of William Francis Finlason

• Finlason, W. F.
• Finlason, William Francis
• Finlason, William Sables
• William Francis Finlason
• William Francis Finlason (British journalist)

People related with William Francis Finlason

• Achilli, Giovanni Giacinto
• Cockburn, Alexander James Edmund Sir, 1802-1880
• Newman, John Henry (1801-1890)
• Reeves, John

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• William Francis Finlason in the Virtual International Authority File: View
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• William Francis Finlason in the Katalog der Deutschen Nationalbibliothek: View
• William Francis Finlason in the Library of Congress Name Authority File: View
• William Francis Finlason in the Wikidata information: www.wikidata.org/wiki/Q16200035
• William Francis Finlason in the Wikipedia article: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_Francis_Finlason

Publications by William Francis Finlason

• Reeves’ History of the English law: from the time of the Romans to the end of the reign of Elizabeth.
• The Common Law Procedure Acts of 1852 & 1854: with notes containing all the cases either already expressly decided on or tending to elucidate them: with an appendix containing the Common Law Procedure Acts of William IV., the recent statutes on evidence, and the new rules framed under both the late acts of 1852 & 1854, and an introduction
• The history, constitution, and character of the judicial committee of the Privy council, considered as a judicial tribunal: especially in ecclesiastical cases, with special reference to the right and duty of its members to declare their opinions
• The Catholic hierarchy vindicated by the law of England.

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