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... Practice (8th Ed.) 112 Cordery's Law Relating to Solicitors 111 Cunningham
and Mattins0n's Precedents of Pleading I16 Day and Powell's Roscoe on
Evidence (14th Ed.) 380 Denison and Scott's House of Lords Appeals 460
Dicey's Law of ...
... Practice (8th Ed.) 112 Cordery's Law Relating to Solicitors 111 Cunningham
and Mattins0n's Precedents of Pleading I16 Day and Powell's Roscoe on
Evidence (14th Ed.) 380 Denison and Scott's House of Lords Appeals 460
Dicey's Law of ...
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... of appeals and new trials by which the judge who tries the case can grant
either a new trial or leave to move for one in the Court of Criminal Appeal, the
decision of which is final unless permission is obtained to go to the House of
Lords.
... of appeals and new trials by which the judge who tries the case can grant
either a new trial or leave to move for one in the Court of Criminal Appeal, the
decision of which is final unless permission is obtained to go to the House of
Lords.
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But calculations of professional success or of party prospects were little heeded
by the impetuous young barrister, who saw the arena of the House of Commons
opened to him, and felt confident of his power to hold his own in it. Returned for ...
But calculations of professional success or of party prospects were little heeded
by the impetuous young barrister, who saw the arena of the House of Commons
opened to him, and felt confident of his power to hold his own in it. Returned for ...
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Accordingly, Mr. Keogh's career during the early years of the Parliament of I847
attracted very little attention, nor did he attempt any strong part in the House until
1851, when on the introduction of the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill he delivered a ...
Accordingly, Mr. Keogh's career during the early years of the Parliament of I847
attracted very little attention, nor did he attempt any strong part in the House until
1851, when on the introduction of the Ecclesiastical Titles Bill he delivered a ...
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In many constituencies it has been the practice for years past to announce a
candidate by a declaration emanating from a meeting of the clergy at the Bishop's
house. In Galway, however, there was this element of difference, a large number
of ...
In many constituencies it has been the practice for years past to announce a
candidate by a declaration emanating from a meeting of the clergy at the Bishop's
house. In Galway, however, there was this element of difference, a large number
of ...
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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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