Judgment of the Court of Exchequer, 1871, granting a new trial in the case of the Duke of Devonshire v. M. White and another, Judge's Charge at Clonmel 1872, in the case of the Duke v. Pim and Neil, and Judgment 1873, granting new trial, both cases arising out of fishery rights on the Blackwater. With list of documents from Public Record Office.

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