The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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... knowledge of the subject , is evidently incon- sistent with the declaration that the said lex et consuetudo form part of the common law of the land . The case of the Sheriff of Middlesex ( 11 Ad . and El . , 273 ) , arose out of the ...
... knowledge of the subject , is evidently incon- sistent with the declaration that the said lex et consuetudo form part of the common law of the land . The case of the Sheriff of Middlesex ( 11 Ad . and El . , 273 ) , arose out of the ...
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... knowledge ; à fortiori is it a task demanding sagacity , temperance , delibera- tion and carefulness , when the ancient code of a people , who cherish especially their own nationality , is to be brought to the inquisition and tests ...
... knowledge ; à fortiori is it a task demanding sagacity , temperance , delibera- tion and carefulness , when the ancient code of a people , who cherish especially their own nationality , is to be brought to the inquisition and tests ...
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... knowledge is con- cerned , by any man of the world . The whole together merely shows that our great poet , in knowledge , and in power of using it - in wisdom , and the faculty of employing it - in observation , wit , and other mental ...
... knowledge is con- cerned , by any man of the world . The whole together merely shows that our great poet , in knowledge , and in power of using it - in wisdom , and the faculty of employing it - in observation , wit , and other mental ...
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... knowledge where the opportunities he enjoyed would have been insufficient for any other . " The passage from the first act of Henry V. , in which Prince Hal is described , is happily applied to the dramatist himself ( p . 116 ) ...
... knowledge where the opportunities he enjoyed would have been insufficient for any other . " The passage from the first act of Henry V. , in which Prince Hal is described , is happily applied to the dramatist himself ( p . 116 ) ...
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... knowledge of the detail of legal conduct : — " 1st Law . - There is no law for restitution of fees , sir . ” The above passage affords more palpable evidence of legal acquirements than that quoted by Lord Campbell out of " King Lear ...
... knowledge of the detail of legal conduct : — " 1st Law . - There is no law for restitution of fees , sir . ” The above passage affords more palpable evidence of legal acquirements than that quoted by Lord Campbell out of " King Lear ...
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