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| Sort ascending by Title | Years and Numbers | Legislation type |
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| Duchy of Cornwall (No. 2) Act 1844 | 1844 c. 105 | UK Public General Acts |
| Execution Act 1844 (repealed) | 1844 c. 96 | UK Public General Acts |
| Judicial Committee Act 1844 | 1844 c. 69 | UK Public General Acts |
| Duchy of Cornwall Act 1844 | 1844 c. 65 | UK Public General Acts |
| Counties (Detached Parts) Act 1844 | 1844 c. 61 | UK Public General Acts |
| Lecturers and Parish Clerks Act 1844 | 1844 c. 59 | UK Public General Acts |
| Post Office (Duties) Act 1844 | 1844 c. 49 | UK Public General Acts |
| New Parishes (Scotland) Act 1844 | 1844 c. 44 | UK Public General Acts |
| School Sites Act 1844 | 1844 c. 37 | UK Public General Acts |
| Bank Charter Act 1844 | 1844 c. 32 | UK Public General Acts |
| Night Poaching Act 1844 | 1844 c. 29 | UK Public General Acts |
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