[The statute-law] of Ireland common placed : Or, a general table of all the publick printed English and Irish acts of Parliament now in force and use in Ireland on the first day of June 1724, from Magna Charta to the ninth year of the reign of His Present Majesty King George the second inclusive. Containing, the full purport and effect of all the English society to the tenth year of the reign of King Henry the seventh being, by panning a law, in force in Ireland and of all English statures from Poyning Law, to the end of the last session of the Parliament of Great-Britain, which in the whole,or by any clause or section any way relate to, or bind Ireland: and also, the full purport and effect of all the Irish statures, to the end of the last sessions of the Irish Parliament. Alphabetically digested under proper titles; and carefully collected out of, and compared with the several volumesof all the statues at large, distinguishing the English from the Irish Statues in every, title, with proper marginal notes, and references to all later statures, making any alteration or amendment in any formed statutes, with all the most material words in all the said, statutes (for the more easy finding any matter) alphabeticall placed, and referring to the several titles. Together with, a table of the year and chapter of all the said statutes, whereby those repealed, disused or expired, may the easier be discovered; with the several titles under which the same are placed in this work. By Edward Lee, Esq. barrister at law.