The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 11-12Saunders and Benning, 1861 - Law |
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... Lord Chancellor has introduced a new practice in the statute 23 & 24 Vict . c . 128 , for which he is responsible : to this enactment a report of commis- sioners is as it were made an exhibit ; but our remark is not intended to apply to ...
... Lord Chancellor has introduced a new practice in the statute 23 & 24 Vict . c . 128 , for which he is responsible : to this enactment a report of commis- sioners is as it were made an exhibit ; but our remark is not intended to apply to ...
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... Lord Chancellor , Lord Macclesfield , in giving judgment , said— “ But as to the sequestration to be directed to the governor of North Carolina , or any other of the plantations , the court doubted much whether such sequestra- tion ...
... Lord Chancellor , Lord Macclesfield , in giving judgment , said— “ But as to the sequestration to be directed to the governor of North Carolina , or any other of the plantations , the court doubted much whether such sequestra- tion ...
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... Lords , when he held the office of Lord High Chancellor of England . No lover of his race but would rejoice that this bright example of its intellectual power should have its lustre unimpaired through the restoration of his moral ...
... Lords , when he held the office of Lord High Chancellor of England . No lover of his race but would rejoice that this bright example of its intellectual power should have its lustre unimpaired through the restoration of his moral ...
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... chancellor . It was not without cause that their excellent mother , when , on the 3rd June , 1595 , she wrote to her ... lord chancellor - of corruption , and reported the evidence in two cases - those of Christopher Aubrey and Edward ...
... chancellor . It was not without cause that their excellent mother , when , on the 3rd June , 1595 , she wrote to her ... lord chancellor - of corruption , and reported the evidence in two cases - those of Christopher Aubrey and Edward ...
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... lord admiral also presented to the House a letter addressed to the Lords by the lord chancellor , which he had been commis- sioned to deliver . In it Bacon assured the Lords that his sickness was not feigned ; that he should be glad to ...
... lord admiral also presented to the House a letter addressed to the Lords by the lord chancellor , which he had been commis- sioned to deliver . In it Bacon assured the Lords that his sickness was not feigned ; that he should be glad to ...
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