The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 31
... officer of the House . In 1455 , we find Thomas . Humfrey , not appointed by the Benchers but elected by the Society , with the significant clause added to the record of his election , " that by the consideration of the whole Society ...
... officer of the House . In 1455 , we find Thomas . Humfrey , not appointed by the Benchers but elected by the Society , with the significant clause added to the record of his election , " that by the consideration of the whole Society ...
Page 33
... officers of the Society , however , continue to be " elected " on All Saints ' Day , till 1522 , when it is described as a " Council held on All Saints ' Day , " and when , if not earlier , 3 SELF - GOVERNMENT IN THE INNS OF COUrt . 33.
... officers of the Society , however , continue to be " elected " on All Saints ' Day , till 1522 , when it is described as a " Council held on All Saints ' Day , " and when , if not earlier , 3 SELF - GOVERNMENT IN THE INNS OF COUrt . 33.
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... officers were chosen , after which the Minutes go on to state that the Fellowship of the Middle Temple in full Parliament exhibited a certain Bill , i.c. , " The holye body of the Company of the Middel Temple , prayyng the Masters and ...
... officers were chosen , after which the Minutes go on to state that the Fellowship of the Middle Temple in full Parliament exhibited a certain Bill , i.c. , " The holye body of the Company of the Middel Temple , prayyng the Masters and ...
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... officers , and endeavoured to do the same to others , a kind of punishment the Benchers never assumed themselves . " The ringleaders , two Utter Barristers , were heavily fined and put out of Commons , the Benchers remarking here ...
... officers , and endeavoured to do the same to others , a kind of punishment the Benchers never assumed themselves . " The ringleaders , two Utter Barristers , were heavily fined and put out of Commons , the Benchers remarking here ...
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... officers and servants after Commons had ceased . The same demand was made the following year , and the declaration setting forth their rights and privileges entered in the Buttery Book . They claimed that , although by the con ...
... officers and servants after Commons had ceased . The same demand was made the following year , and the declaration setting forth their rights and privileges entered in the Buttery Book . They claimed that , although by the con ...
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