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Page 12
Modern reforms have abolished the jury de medietate linguĉ in England , and
inquisitions before a jury have long since fallen into desuetude in the Admiralty
Courts . We must also admit that the cases in the Plantagenet times are not
exactly ...
Modern reforms have abolished the jury de medietate linguĉ in England , and
inquisitions before a jury have long since fallen into desuetude in the Admiralty
Courts . We must also admit that the cases in the Plantagenet times are not
exactly ...
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The new policemen , it appears , are “ Turkish , ” whatever that phrase may mean
in the hands of Our Special Correspondent in Cyprus , and they take an oath to
be “ faithful to the Queen of England in Cyprus . ” If any members of the force ...
The new policemen , it appears , are “ Turkish , ” whatever that phrase may mean
in the hands of Our Special Correspondent in Cyprus , and they take an oath to
be “ faithful to the Queen of England in Cyprus . ” If any members of the force ...
Page 59
... Laws of Treason , varying , in favour of the accused , from the general
provisions as to the same matter of the Criminal Law in like cases . These
exceptive provisions then statutory in enactment , * Macaulay , Hist . of England ,
Works , Vol .
... Laws of Treason , varying , in favour of the accused , from the general
provisions as to the same matter of the Criminal Law in like cases . These
exceptive provisions then statutory in enactment , * Macaulay , Hist . of England ,
Works , Vol .
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We have known in modern times in England and in Scotland decisions on the
Law of Marriage , establishing illegitimacy , where the parties declared
illegitimate had previously supposed themselves lawful issue . The fact of
illegitimacy may ...
We have known in modern times in England and in Scotland decisions on the
Law of Marriage , establishing illegitimacy , where the parties declared
illegitimate had previously supposed themselves lawful issue . The fact of
illegitimacy may ...
Page 64
He was a boy when the Reform Bill changed the balance of parties in England ,
and with this change came considerable power and influence to the Roman
Catholic party . Reforms were introduced , but in comparison with the enormous ...
He was a boy when the Reform Bill changed the balance of parties in England ,
and with this change came considerable power and influence to the Roman
Catholic party . Reforms were introduced , but in comparison with the enormous ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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