The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 9
On examining this MS . it would appear that Sir Robert Cotton carefully read and
marked the manuscript , and has ... It has thus happened , not to mention other
instances , that a text of Benedict's Chronicle appears to have been copied for a ...
On examining this MS . it would appear that Sir Robert Cotton carefully read and
marked the manuscript , and has ... It has thus happened , not to mention other
instances , that a text of Benedict's Chronicle appears to have been copied for a ...
Page 11
... was frequently broad aná probably Istminster Such a * This work is more
generally known under the title of Gallicarum et Franciscarum Rerum Scriptores ,
par Dom Martin Bouquet , under which title it appears in the catalogue of the
London ...
... was frequently broad aná probably Istminster Such a * This work is more
generally known under the title of Gallicarum et Franciscarum Rerum Scriptores ,
par Dom Martin Bouquet , under which title it appears in the catalogue of the
London ...
Page 12
It would appear from the Chronicle of Benedict , of Peterborough , that the Kings
of Sevile and of Navarre sent each of them envoys of high rank to attend the
King's Court at such time and place as the King should appoint , and that the
envoys ...
It would appear from the Chronicle of Benedict , of Peterborough , that the Kings
of Sevile and of Navarre sent each of them envoys of high rank to attend the
King's Court at such time and place as the King should appoint , and that the
envoys ...
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No responsive allegation appears to have been tendered on either side , and the
King gave judgment on the uncontradicted pleas of the two parties . It is a happy
circumstance that on this occasion the official text of the King's Judgment has ...
No responsive allegation appears to have been tendered on either side , and the
King gave judgment on the uncontradicted pleas of the two parties . It is a happy
circumstance that on this occasion the official text of the King's Judgment has ...
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Whitaker , * appears at first sight to be inconsistent with the former of these
grounds ; for nothing more than negligence was there alleged . The defendant ,
who was the publisher of a trade circular , represented the plaintiff as having
become ...
Whitaker , * appears at first sight to be inconsistent with the former of these
grounds ; for nothing more than negligence was there alleged . The defendant ,
who was the publisher of a trade circular , represented the plaintiff as having
become ...
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