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The Universal Review for July - Meekins ' Colonial Representation in Parliament .
- Crabb's Conveyancing . – Pulling on Private Bill Legislation ...... 434 EVENTS
OF THE QUARTER 450 LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS 464 Contents of Vo . XII .
The Universal Review for July - Meekins ' Colonial Representation in Parliament .
- Crabb's Conveyancing . – Pulling on Private Bill Legislation ...... 434 EVENTS
OF THE QUARTER 450 LIST OF NEW PUBLICATIONS 464 Contents of Vo . XII .
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... of an age or two , the law of a kingdom , and with it its government , may have
as many shapes as a silkworm hath in the period of a year ; so that they that now
live cannot project under what lawes their 52 Mr. Locke King's Intestacy Bill .
... of an age or two , the law of a kingdom , and with it its government , may have
as many shapes as a silkworm hath in the period of a year ; so that they that now
live cannot project under what lawes their 52 Mr. Locke King's Intestacy Bill .
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He was informed , very properly , that his remarks would have been pertinent had
the House been in committee on the bill , but , as that was not the case , that they
were wholly beside the question . The parliamentary inexperience of the young ...
He was informed , very properly , that his remarks would have been pertinent had
the House been in committee on the bill , but , as that was not the case , that they
were wholly beside the question . The parliamentary inexperience of the young ...
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Now , no doubt the language of the bill would admit of this interpretation , but the
difficulty could easily have been obviated ... Very few bills of the present ( or any
other ) government would be accepted , if imperfect language and inappropriate
...
Now , no doubt the language of the bill would admit of this interpretation , but the
difficulty could easily have been obviated ... Very few bills of the present ( or any
other ) government would be accepted , if imperfect language and inappropriate
...
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... sons She had no power to devise ; and if this bill ( which was said to be for the
children ) passed , that estate would be taken away from the sons and be given to
the husband , who had a statutory right to administer to his wife's property .
... sons She had no power to devise ; and if this bill ( which was said to be for the
children ) passed , that estate would be taken away from the sons and be given to
the husband , who had a statutory right to administer to his wife's property .
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1859 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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