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Judgments—Search for, commonly called a Negative
Search for Judgments appearing on Record in any

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Court in Ireland against any Person, issued from
any of the Public Offices of 'any Court in Ireland,
whether such Search shall contain any extract or
extracts of any Judgment or not, on the Officier's
certificate subscribed thereto, for each person as to
whom such Search shall be made
Judgments—Search for, commonly called a common
Search for Judgments, issuing from any of the
Public Offices of any Court in Ireland, whether
such Search shall contain any extract of any Judg-
ment or Judgments or not, or whether such Search
shall be signed by or on behalf of any Officer or
Clerk of any such Public Office, for each person
against whom such Search shall be made 0 3
Order—or Rule, made or given in any of the Courts
at Dublin, whether such Rule or Order shall be
made in open Court on Motion, or by any Judge of
such Court respectively, in his Chamber, by way
of Fiat for an Order or otherwise, or whether the
same be issued or not, except on Petitions,
For the entry of every such Rule or Order in the
Book kept by the Clerk of the Rules or other
Officer of any Court in Dublin for that pur-
pose, whether on one or more sheets or leaves 0 1
Order—or Rule, made or given in any Court in Ire-
land holding plea, where the debt or damage doth
exceed forty shillings, whether such Rule or Order
shall be made in open Court, or _Motion, or by any
Judge of such Court respectively in his Chamber,
by way of fiat, for an Order or otherwise, or whe-
ther the same shall be issued or not
Except such as shall be made on the application
of any Prisoner or Insolvent Debtor.
Petition—on the entry of, in any Suit in any of the
Courts of Dublin, as also in all matters of Bankruptcy
or Lunacy of Minors, and in all other matters pre-
sented to the Court of Chancery, or to the Commis-
sioners for the custody of the Great Seal 0 4
Petition—in any other Court, not otherwise charged,
on each sheet or piece of paper on which the same
shall be written 0 3
Plea—in any Court of Law - 0 4
Pleading--of any kind, in any Court of Law or Equity
not otherwise charged in this Schedule - 0 4
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Process—commonly called Process of Contempt, on
each, not to contain more than four Defendants 0 1
Process—of Contempt, on the entry of each and every
Process for not appearing, or for not answering,
which shall be entered in the Courts of Chancery or
Exchequer, for each Defendant 0 2
Record—of Nisi Prius 010
Recognizances—conditioned for the payment of any
money or for the performance of any covenant, or
agreement entered into during the progress of any
proceedings in any Court of Law or Equity 0 10
Recognizance—on any Appeal from any Decree or
Dismiss, by whomsoever, made or pronounced
in any proceeding by Civil Bill . 0 2
Recognisance—Search for, commonly called a Nega-
tive Search for Recognizance, appearing on Record
in the Court of Chancery, or in the Equity or Re-
venue side of the Court of Exchequer in Ireland
against an person, whether such Search shall con-
tain any Extract or Extracts of any Recognizance
or Recognizances, or otherwise, on the Officer's Cer.
tificate subscribed thereto, for each person as to
whom such Search shall be made 0 10
Recognizance—Search for, commonly called a com.
mon Seal for Recognizances issuing from the Court
of Chancery, or the Revenue or Equity side of the
Court of Exchequer in Ireland, against any person,
whether such Search shall contain any Extracts of
any such Recognizance or Recognizances, or other-
wise, for each person as to whom such search shall
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Rejoinder—in any Court of Law 0 4
Rejoinder—in any Court of Equity 0 4
Replication—in any Court of Law 0 4
Replication—in any Court of Equity 0 4
Report—made by any Master of the High Court of
Chancery, or by his Majesty's Remembrancer in the
Court of Exchequer 0
Rules—to plead and reply, and all other Rules of any
of the said Courts at Dublin not issued as above men-
tioned, but which shall be entered in the Books kept
by the Clerk of the Rules, or other officer for that
purpose, for the entry of every such Rule 0 1
Summons—or process whereby the Defendant or De-
fendants shall be required to appear to answer the
Plaintiff's Bill, or to appear before any Recorder,
Chairman, Assistant Barrister, Seneschal, or Steward
of any Manor Court, or other Judge or officer in any
proceeding in a stnnmary way by Civil Bill, save
and except Seneschals or Stewards of a Manor hold-
plea, where the debt or damage shall exceed 40s. 0 0 2
For the Duty on the Copy of the same
Summons—issued by any Judge of any of the Superior
Courts of Law 0 2 0
Summons--issued by any Judge of a Court of Equity 0 2 0
Except such as shall be issued on the application
of any prisoner or Insolvent Debtor.
Warrant—or Summons, issued by any Master of the
High Court of Chancery, or by His Majesty's Re-
membrancer of the Court of Exchequer or his De-
puty, or by any of the Chief or Deputy Protho-
notories of the Court of King's Bench and Com-
mon Pleas in the Exchequer, or by any of the
Chief or Deputy Registrars of the Court of Chancery
or Court of Exchequer, or by any other Officer
or Officers of any Court of Law or Equity, or in any,
other Court in Ireland, not otherwise charged or ex-
pressly exempted from Stamp Duty, for the pur-
pose of proceeding to settle any Decree or Pro-
ceeding on any Order of Reference, or taxing Coasts,
or any other purpose for which Summonses or War-
rants are usually issued by such Officers respec-
tively - 0 1
Warrant—to any Attorney to enter up a Judgment
to satisfy aJudgmententercd of Record in theCoarts
of King's Bench, Common Pleas, or Exchequer, in
Dublin, or elsewhere
Warrant—of Attorney or Consent, or other writing, to
vacate any Recognizance entered into in the Court
of Chancery, or in the Equity side of the Court of
Exchequer, or any Order obtained to vacate the
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Writ of Appeal - 1 0
Supersedeas—of a Commission of Bankrupt 0 2
Writ—of Facias Seiciam or Possessionem, or Writ of
Restitution or Possessionem
Writ—Mandate, Subpoena, Writ of Habeas Corpus,
other process whatsoever, not otherwise charged iu
this Schedule, which shall issue out of or pass the
Seal of any of the Courts in Dublin, whether the
same be the supreme Courts of Law or Equity, or
any of the Ecclasiastical Courts 0 4

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Judgment—(not Interloctutory) on the entry thereof
in any of the Superior Courts at Dublin. For any
sum under 1001. .
For 100/. and not exceeding 2001. _ _
And for every 100/. after the sum of 200/. a further
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Where the sum in such judgment shall exceed
2001. or any progressive sum of 1001. each, by
any fractional part of 100/. for such fractional

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