[SIERRA LEONE]. Group of 30 Letterpress Broadsides Bound Into a Single Volume. [Sierra Leone: G. T. Parker, 1909]. 4to broadsides; despite their being separately published ordinances, they are continuously paginated (1-85, [1, blank] pp). Approximately 318 x 190 mm. Bound together into a library binding of full light-green cloth, spine with burgundy gilt morocco lettering label and paper shelf label (spine and boards sunned, rubbed, soiled, spine label worn, occasional creasing to ordinances). Some ordinances include: “An Ordinance to continue ‘The Human Leopard and Alligator Societies…,’” “An Ordinance to repeal certain Ordinances which have become obsolete,” “An Ordinance to further amend the Procectorate Ordinance…,” “An Ordinance to legalise certain payments made in the year 1908 for the Public Service of the Colony in excess of the appropriations authorised by law,” “An Ordinance to amend ‘The Medical Practitioners, Midwives, Dentists, and Druggists Ordinance 1908,’” “An Ordinance to make provision with regard to Destitute Persons landed or left behind in the Colony,” and more.