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But he held on through long years , patiently hoping that some day his chance
would come . Now he was sick , probably unto death , and had no money to buy
food or medicine . His old friend promptly sent a remittance , which was gratefully
...
But he held on through long years , patiently hoping that some day his chance
would come . Now he was sick , probably unto death , and had no money to buy
food or medicine . His old friend promptly sent a remittance , which was gratefully
...
Page 112
In 1835 he was Public Examiner in Classics , and in 1838 in Mathematics , both
of which examinerships he held for three years . In 1838 he became a Fellow of
the Royal Society ; in 1842 Drummond Professor of Political Economy ; and in ...
In 1835 he was Public Examiner in Classics , and in 1838 in Mathematics , both
of which examinerships he held for three years . In 1838 he became a Fellow of
the Royal Society ; in 1842 Drummond Professor of Political Economy ; and in ...
Page 263
In November last the Government held a sale by auction of surplus stores at
Woolwich Arsenal , and among the lots sold was one consisting of four cases of
sweet spirit of nitre . Prior to the sale it was said to have been arranged between
...
In November last the Government held a sale by auction of surplus stores at
Woolwich Arsenal , and among the lots sold was one consisting of four cases of
sweet spirit of nitre . Prior to the sale it was said to have been arranged between
...
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After the goods were supplied X . mortgaged to W . the future payments as a
collateral security . X . then became bankrupt and the trustee claimed all the
payments which had become due since the bankruptcy . Held , that these
payments were ...
After the goods were supplied X . mortgaged to W . the future payments as a
collateral security . X . then became bankrupt and the trustee claimed all the
payments which had become due since the bankruptcy . Held , that these
payments were ...
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To refuse to a litigant who had been admitted to sue in formâ pauperis leave to
appeal unless he gave security for payment of the sum awarded by the judgment
which he desired to impeach , was held to be an improper exercise of the ...
To refuse to a litigant who had been admitted to sue in formâ pauperis leave to
appeal unless he gave security for payment of the sum awarded by the judgment
which he desired to impeach , was held to be an improper exercise of the ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1897 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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