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Sources for Irish legislation, 1692–1800
| Bill Number | 1418 | Session | 1767 | ||
| Title | To repeal an act entitled an act that the chancellor and treasurer, judges of the king's bench and common pleas, the chief and second baron of the exchequer, the clerk or master of the rolls, and all officers, accountants, to have their offices but only at the king's will and pleasure. | ||||
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| Originating Body | Commons | ||||
| Leave or Order | 1 Mar 1768 | Leave or Order to | Mr Mason | [1352] | |
| Read & Committed | 5 Mar 1768 | Presented by | Mr Mason | [1352] | |
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| Sent to Chief Governor | — | ||||
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| Petition to English Privy Council | None | ||||
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