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DescriptionFour Courts, St Michael's Hill (1788).png
English: Dublin courts from the Gentleman's Magazine in April 1788. Illustration annotated with A. The area of the court of King's Bench, with its curtain B. Area of the Court of Common Pleas C. Screen of the Court of Chancery D. Door leading to the lane called Hell E. Steps of the Court of Exchequer F. Springs of the octangular cupola over the hall.
"As a new building is now erecting for the four superior courts of justice at Dublin, the old edifice used now for those Courts, and which was completed in the year 1698, will probably be taken down, in order, therfore, to preserve some memorial of that building for posterity, I trouble you with an inside view of it, from the clock near the great gate of entrance to the screen of the Court of Chancery.
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