- The Standing Orders of the House of Lords Relative to Private Bills

Westminster, James Biggs and Sons, 1852. Cloth. An uncommon volume of bills passed by the House of Lords, a detailed look at Victorian politics. The uncommon volume of this political work published for 1852.This volume provides an insight and explanation on the bills passed by the House of Lords to be introduced in the session of 1853. The bills cover divorce, estate, name, naturalisation, and more. 'A Catalogue of Important Reports, Evidence and Papers' for 1853 is included to the rear. In the original cloth binding. Externally, generally smart. A small amount of loss and lifting to the head and tail of the spine. Fading to the spine and extremities. Light marks to the cloth. Light edge wear to the extremities. Title label to the front board is rubbed. Internally, generally firmly bound. Pages are bright and clean, with a few scattered spots. Good . Ill.: None. Good .

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