The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 37
... received them back into Commons , contenting themselves with " damn- ing " the rebels ' " order " and " dooming " their book to the fire and " ordering it hereafter to be ipso facto expulsion for any one to claim any power to govern ...
... received them back into Commons , contenting themselves with " damn- ing " the rebels ' " order " and " dooming " their book to the fire and " ordering it hereafter to be ipso facto expulsion for any one to claim any power to govern ...
Page 48
... received . very differently in different quarters . Lord Charles Beresford declared his conviction that it was equivalent to an addition of 15 Dreadnoughts to our naval resources . Great shipping firms expressed their patriotic ...
... received . very differently in different quarters . Lord Charles Beresford declared his conviction that it was equivalent to an addition of 15 Dreadnoughts to our naval resources . Great shipping firms expressed their patriotic ...
Page 51
... received under sentence . The total number of prisoners received under sentence was 151,603 ; and as in the previous year , 1912-13 , the number was 166,023 there is a substantial decrease amounting to 14,420 . Another way of looking at ...
... received under sentence . The total number of prisoners received under sentence was 151,603 ; and as in the previous year , 1912-13 , the number was 166,023 there is a substantial decrease amounting to 14,420 . Another way of looking at ...
Page 53
... received after conviction for in- dictable offences ( chiefly under larceny ) , during the last ten years , being no less than 7,209 , is a most favourable symptom , for it is crimes of this character , i . e . , larcenies and the ...
... received after conviction for in- dictable offences ( chiefly under larceny ) , during the last ten years , being no less than 7,209 , is a most favourable symptom , for it is crimes of this character , i . e . , larcenies and the ...
Page 54
... received on con- viction during the year . Of these 103,010 were males and 33,414 females . Out of these 64,964 males and 26,341 females had been convicted before , or a percentage of 63 ° 1 and 78.8 respectively . As might be expected ...
... received on con- viction during the year . Of these 103,010 were males and 33,414 females . Out of these 64,964 males and 26,341 females had been convicted before , or a percentage of 63 ° 1 and 78.8 respectively . As might be expected ...
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