The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... kings , that in trials for felony or misdemeanour in our Common Law Courts , where the party arraigned was a foreigner , he should be allowed to claim a jury de medietate linguæ , so as to ensure that some one or more of the jury should ...
... kings , that in trials for felony or misdemeanour in our Common Law Courts , where the party arraigned was a foreigner , he should be allowed to claim a jury de medietate linguæ , so as to ensure that some one or more of the jury should ...
Page 104
... King's Counsel in 1834. He was an unsuc- cessful candidate for Newark in February , 1840 , but in the following month was elected M.P. for Woodstock , which borough he represented in the House of Commons till 1844 , in which year he was ...
... King's Counsel in 1834. He was an unsuc- cessful candidate for Newark in February , 1840 , but in the following month was elected M.P. for Woodstock , which borough he represented in the House of Commons till 1844 , in which year he was ...
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... King's Inns , 1853 , aged 60. Sept. 28 . LOVETT , Philip William , Esq . , Solicitor , Guildford , aged 46. Admitted 1853. Aug. 28 . MCDONNELL , Thomas , Esq . , B.A. , Trin . Coll , Dublin , Q.C. ( Irel . ) The deceased gentleman , who ...
... King's Inns , 1853 , aged 60. Sept. 28 . LOVETT , Philip William , Esq . , Solicitor , Guildford , aged 46. Admitted 1853. Aug. 28 . MCDONNELL , Thomas , Esq . , B.A. , Trin . Coll , Dublin , Q.C. ( Irel . ) The deceased gentleman , who ...
Page 139
... King of England . But neither King nor Pope took advantage of these rights , and for a long time , says M. Renault , the French flag protected the commerce of all Europeans trading with Turkey . We do not , even after the answers given ...
... King of England . But neither King nor Pope took advantage of these rights , and for a long time , says M. Renault , the French flag protected the commerce of all Europeans trading with Turkey . We do not , even after the answers given ...
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... kings seem , as to themselves , to have stretched their favourite dispensing power to a repeal of the seventh com- mandment . The moral sense was so faint in their subjects , or their power to express it so restrained , that they looked ...
... kings seem , as to themselves , to have stretched their favourite dispensing power to a repeal of the seventh com- mandment . The moral sense was so faint in their subjects , or their power to express it so restrained , that they looked ...
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