The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 5-6Saunders and Benning, 1858 - Law |
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... reference upon a dispute between Sir James South , the astronomer , and the well - known instrument makers Messrs Troughton , as to the sufficiency of some astro- nomical instruments manufactured by the latter for the former : in the ...
... reference upon a dispute between Sir James South , the astronomer , and the well - known instrument makers Messrs Troughton , as to the sufficiency of some astro- nomical instruments manufactured by the latter for the former : in the ...
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... universal tradition of the bar . We have said that it would be impossible to extract charac- teristic points - it is not very easy to select cases for reference ; we will , however , make the attempt to do 18 Sir William Henry Maule .
... universal tradition of the bar . We have said that it would be impossible to extract charac- teristic points - it is not very easy to select cases for reference ; we will , however , make the attempt to do 18 Sir William Henry Maule .
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... reference to which the questions could be put to the judges , so that they were propounded with much generality , as points of theory merely , upon which the house desired illumination , and in which Mr. Justice Maule , after reading ...
... reference to which the questions could be put to the judges , so that they were propounded with much generality , as points of theory merely , upon which the house desired illumination , and in which Mr. Justice Maule , after reading ...
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... reference by the Secretary of State to the judge who had passed it , and we believe it was the opinion of those who had taken the trouble really to look into the cir- cumstances , that the case , though not perhaps one for carrying out ...
... reference by the Secretary of State to the judge who had passed it , and we believe it was the opinion of those who had taken the trouble really to look into the cir- cumstances , that the case , though not perhaps one for carrying out ...
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... reference to all the then existing Courts of Doctors ' Commous . But of them , those which were called espe- cially ecclesiastical courts , being under a fatalistic spell , did not adopt what Mr. Rothery recommended , and have died ...
... reference to all the then existing Courts of Doctors ' Commous . But of them , those which were called espe- cially ecclesiastical courts , being under a fatalistic spell , did not adopt what Mr. Rothery recommended , and have died ...
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