(1749). A true state of the affair betwixt the Right Reverend Jemmet, Lord Bishop of Cork and Ross. and the Reverend Marmaduke Dallas: A.M. of the City of Cork. With the most severe sentence of degredation, &c. pronounced by the Former against the Latter, for Marrying Phillip Oliver, Esq; Member of Parliament, to Miss Lucy Grey, Spinster, in a private Place, viz. in the House of Quintin Osburn, of the City of Cork, Merchant, without Publication of Banns, &c. As also a letter from a gentleman in Cork to a Noble Lord in Dublin, concerning the said sentence; with his Lordship's Answer. Dublin, printed. London, reprinted for W. Owen at Temple-Bar.
Chicago-Zitierstil (17. Ausg.)A True State of the Affair Betwixt the Right Reverend Jemmet, Lord Bishop of Cork and Ross. and the Reverend Marmaduke Dallas: A.M. of the City of Cork. With the Most Severe Sentence of Degredation, &c. Pronounced by the Former Against the Latter, for Marrying Phillip Oliver, Esq; Member of Parliament, to Miss Lucy Grey, Spinster, in a Private Place, Viz. in the House of Quintin Osburn, of the City of Cork, Merchant, Without Publication of Banns, &c. As Also a Letter from a Gentleman in Cork to a Noble Lord in Dublin, Concerning the Said Sentence; with His Lordship's Answer. [London]: Dublin, printed. London, reprinted for W. Owen at Temple-Bar, 1749.
MLA-Zitierstil (9. Ausg.)A True State of the Affair Betwixt the Right Reverend Jemmet, Lord Bishop of Cork and Ross. and the Reverend Marmaduke Dallas: A.M. of the City of Cork. With the Most Severe Sentence of Degredation, &c. Pronounced by the Former Against the Latter, for Marrying Phillip Oliver, Esq; Member of Parliament, to Miss Lucy Grey, Spinster, in a Private Place, Viz. in the House of Quintin Osburn, of the City of Cork, Merchant, Without Publication of Banns, &c. As Also a Letter from a Gentleman in Cork to a Noble Lord in Dublin, Concerning the Said Sentence; with His Lordship's Answer. Dublin, printed. London, reprinted for W. Owen at Temple-Bar, 1749.