Extracts from Dr. Furneaux's letters to the late Mr. Justice Blackstone; also an extract from Lord Mansfield's speech in the Sheriff's case, Evans and the Corporation of London; with a short address to the inhabitants of Nottingham
by Philip Furneaux
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