The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 17
... disestablished , for if disestablishment has its ordinary meaning it means the liberation of the Church from State control ; but it is or A meaningless if the State claims the same right to interfere 2 CHURCH AND STATE . 17.
... disestablished , for if disestablishment has its ordinary meaning it means the liberation of the Church from State control ; but it is or A meaningless if the State claims the same right to interfere 2 CHURCH AND STATE . 17.
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... means that the Welsh Church , when disestablished , is not to be allowed to organise itself except subject to the Home Secretary's discretion , and will not be allowed to continue its connection with the Church and the Province to which ...
... means that the Welsh Church , when disestablished , is not to be allowed to organise itself except subject to the Home Secretary's discretion , and will not be allowed to continue its connection with the Church and the Province to which ...
Page 27
... means of a stomach pump . He grew tired , however , of the process , and eventually resumed his ordinary conduct . The superintendent of the Bethlehem Hospital , who had carefully observed his case , expressed no doubt as to his ...
... means of a stomach pump . He grew tired , however , of the process , and eventually resumed his ordinary conduct . The superintendent of the Bethlehem Hospital , who had carefully observed his case , expressed no doubt as to his ...
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... rested with the Benchers in Term time , with the Barristers in Grand Vacations , and with the Students in Mean Vacations . Upon the Restoration , the Benchers of the Inns of 40 SELF - GOVERNMENT IN THE INNS OF Court .
... rested with the Benchers in Term time , with the Barristers in Grand Vacations , and with the Students in Mean Vacations . Upon the Restoration , the Benchers of the Inns of 40 SELF - GOVERNMENT IN THE INNS OF Court .
Page 41
... means adopted had been to put themselves out of Commons , thus seriously disorganising the life of the Inn by cutting off supplies . Accordingly , to put a stop to this dangerous practice , the Benchers in November 1661 ordered that any ...
... means adopted had been to put themselves out of Commons , thus seriously disorganising the life of the Inn by cutting off supplies . Accordingly , to put a stop to this dangerous practice , the Benchers in November 1661 ordered that any ...
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