The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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... professions ; the other composed of farmers raised to the rank of proprietors , dependent only on their good conduct . " On the 17th March , Mr. Hadfield moved , in the House of Commons , for an address , praying the Crown to issue a ...
... professions ; the other composed of farmers raised to the rank of proprietors , dependent only on their good conduct . " On the 17th March , Mr. Hadfield moved , in the House of Commons , for an address , praying the Crown to issue a ...
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... profession . This reflection must indeed , we fear , embitter his existence . Henceforth , whenever we see him on the bench , we shall be haunt- ed with the fancy that his aching heart tells him hourly he has blighted his prospects by ...
... profession . This reflection must indeed , we fear , embitter his existence . Henceforth , whenever we see him on the bench , we shall be haunt- ed with the fancy that his aching heart tells him hourly he has blighted his prospects by ...
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... profession , could be adduced , but the above will in his case suffice . We will turn next to Beaumont and Fletcher's plays . Here the mass of legal phraseology which we find , amounts Shakespeare in the Queen's Bench . 47.
... profession , could be adduced , but the above will in his case suffice . We will turn next to Beaumont and Fletcher's plays . Here the mass of legal phraseology which we find , amounts Shakespeare in the Queen's Bench . 47.
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... profession of which Shakespeare and Massinger have been proved to have been members ; and if they were a firm of attorneys at an early period of their lives , the curious fact of their names being always associated in the plays would be ...
... profession of which Shakespeare and Massinger have been proved to have been members ; and if they were a firm of attorneys at an early period of their lives , the curious fact of their names being always associated in the plays would be ...
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... profession , if it would please them , I am ready to support a bill to prohibit the use of the word attorney , and to enact that on all occasions the word solicitor shall be used instead thereof . " We observe the motive for Lord ...
... profession , if it would please them , I am ready to support a bill to prohibit the use of the word attorney , and to enact that on all occasions the word solicitor shall be used instead thereof . " We observe the motive for Lord ...
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