The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... Lords , and the Archbishop of Canterbury is the premier subject of the realm after the Royal Family ; it has a special ... Lord Lieutenant of Ireland , and the High Commis- sioner to the Assembly of the Established Church of Scotland ...
... Lords , and the Archbishop of Canterbury is the premier subject of the realm after the Royal Family ; it has a special ... Lord Lieutenant of Ireland , and the High Commis- sioner to the Assembly of the Established Church of Scotland ...
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... Lord of Parliament . Ecclesiastical Courts and persons in Wales and Monmouthshire cease to exercise jurisdiction , and the ecclesiastical law of the Church in Wales , as well as the law relating to marriages in churches of the Church of ...
... Lord of Parliament . Ecclesiastical Courts and persons in Wales and Monmouthshire cease to exercise jurisdiction , and the ecclesiastical law of the Church in Wales , as well as the law relating to marriages in churches of the Church of ...
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. was discussed in the House of Lords , and it was agreed , on the suggestion of Lord Lyndhurst , that the judges should be called upon to declare the correct legal doctrine on the subject of insanity ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. was discussed in the House of Lords , and it was agreed , on the suggestion of Lord Lyndhurst , that the judges should be called upon to declare the correct legal doctrine on the subject of insanity ...
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... to establish his belief that he was being persecuted , and , among them , Sir James Campbell , 1 Lord 1 IIe was the father of the late Sir Henry Campbell - Bannerman . Provost of Glasgow , to whom , as a magistrate THE MACNAUGHTON CASE .
... to establish his belief that he was being persecuted , and , among them , Sir James Campbell , 1 Lord 1 IIe was the father of the late Sir Henry Campbell - Bannerman . Provost of Glasgow , to whom , as a magistrate THE MACNAUGHTON CASE .
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... Lord Chief Justice Tindal , who , with Mr. Justice Williams and Mr. Justice Coleridge , tried the prisoner , then asked Sir William Follett , the Solicitor - General , who appeared for the Crown , if he had medical evidence to rebut ...
... Lord Chief Justice Tindal , who , with Mr. Justice Williams and Mr. Justice Coleridge , tried the prisoner , then asked Sir William Follett , the Solicitor - General , who appeared for the Crown , if he had medical evidence to rebut ...
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