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Page 13
... the Bishops of the two provinces of Canterbury and York constituted the King's
High Court . The King accordingly adjourned his Court for three days , and
directed the envoys of either party to state meanwhile the case of their party in
writing .
... the Bishops of the two provinces of Canterbury and York constituted the King's
High Court . The King accordingly adjourned his Court for three days , and
directed the envoys of either party to state meanwhile the case of their party in
writing .
Page 42
The Court directed the jury that the territory was under British dominion and the
jury found this as a fact . Lord Russell made some interesting remarks upon the
nature of “ Protectorates , ” and pointed out that “ the question is whether , by ...
The Court directed the jury that the territory was under British dominion and the
jury found this as a fact . Lord Russell made some interesting remarks upon the
nature of “ Protectorates , ” and pointed out that “ the question is whether , by ...
Page 150
Henry Darwell and John Low , Constables of the Parish of the Blessed Mary on
Hill , appeared and produced the Precept or Warrant to them directed , together
with a list of persons summoned and presented by them , and were duly sworn .
Henry Darwell and John Low , Constables of the Parish of the Blessed Mary on
Hill , appeared and produced the Precept or Warrant to them directed , together
with a list of persons summoned and presented by them , and were duly sworn .
Page 168
... at present occurring in South - Eastern Europe , it is not intended here to
discuss . The fundamental position of the existence of war between Greece and
the Porte is itself matter for a volume . The present paper is only directed to
pointing out ...
... at present occurring in South - Eastern Europe , it is not intended here to
discuss . The fundamental position of the existence of war between Greece and
the Porte is itself matter for a volume . The present paper is only directed to
pointing out ...
Page 182
A “ Blockade " is an act of one of two belligerent States precluding neutral ships
from having access to , or egress from , a particular enemy port or coast . It is
essentially a belligerent privilege directed primarily against neutrals , and , like
the ...
A “ Blockade " is an act of one of two belligerent States precluding neutral ships
from having access to , or egress from , a particular enemy port or coast . It is
essentially a belligerent privilege directed primarily against neutrals , and , like
the ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1897 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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