An abstract of the laws, customs, and ordinances of the Isle of Man
By: compiled by John Parr, Esq., formerly one of the deemsters of the Island ; edited, with notes, by James Gell, Esq., attorney-general of the Isle of Man.
Contributors: Gell, James, Sir.; Parr, John, 1651-1713.; Manx Society (Isle of Man)
Series: [Publications] / Manx Society -- v. 12
Publisher: Printed for Manx Society
Published: 1867
Place of publication: Douglas [Isle of Man]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 241
Subjects: Law -- Isle of Man -- History; Local laws -- Isle of Man -- History; Isle of Man -- History; Isle of Man -- Kings and rulers; Isle of Man -- Politics and government; Isle of Man -- Genealogy
Genres: Genealogy
Description: "An abstract of the laws, customs, and ordinances of the Isle of Man," consists of two dedications and "The supposed true chronicle of the Isle of Man" which are all contained on pages [1]-9. Gell's notes on the Chronicle and his associated appendixes are contain on p. 9-241. The Rules, the List of Members, and Publications of the Manx Society are on p. [1]-15 at end.
Notes: "Vol. 1."

No more published.

"The Manx Society, established in the year MDCCCLVIII. Vol. XII. Douglas, Isle of Man : Printed for the Manx Society, MDCCCLXVI"--Series t.p. (p. [i]).

Includes bibliographical references.