In a trial at Bar, in the Court of Common Pleas, Dublin, in 1825, before the Right Hon. Lord Chief Justice Norbury, Mr. Justice Moore, Mr. Justice Johnson, and Mr. Justice Torrens, in quare impedit for the advowson of Church of the Vicarage of Killglass,
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