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| Sort ascending by Title | Years and Numbers | Legislation type |
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| Settled Estates Act 1856 | 1856 c. 120 | UK Public General Acts |
| Marriage and Registration Act 1856 (repealed) | 1856 c. 119 | UK Public General Acts |
| Mercantile Law Amendment Act 1856 | 1856 c. 97 | UK Public General Acts |
| Debts Securities (Scotland) Act 1856 | 1856 c. 91 | UK Public General Acts |
| Cambridge University Act 1856 | 1856 c. 88 | UK Public General Acts |
| Mercantile Law Amendment Act Scotland 1856 | 1856 c. 60 | UK Public General Acts |
| Exchequer Court (Scotland) Act 1856 | 1856 c. 56 | UK Public General Acts |
| National Gallery Act 1856 (repealed 1. 9. 1992) | 1856 c. 29 | UK Public General Acts |
| Metropolitan Police Act 1856 | 1856 c. 2 | UK Public General Acts |
| House Of Commons Offices Act 1856 | 1856 c. 1 | UK Public General Acts |
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