The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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... solicitors , coun- sellors , and sergeants - at - law , soliciting , prosecuting , or pleading on " such cause , should be guilty of a high breach of the pri- vileges of the House . Nevertheless , " the Aylesbury men , ” five in number ...
... solicitors , coun- sellors , and sergeants - at - law , soliciting , prosecuting , or pleading on " such cause , should be guilty of a high breach of the pri- vileges of the House . Nevertheless , " the Aylesbury men , ” five in number ...
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... solicitor - general's proposition was really sanctioned by that law ! But it is needless , and I gladly forbear . It is enough to say , that the law is supreme over the House of Commons as over the Crown itself . If the limits of the ...
... solicitor - general's proposition was really sanctioned by that law ! But it is needless , and I gladly forbear . It is enough to say , that the law is supreme over the House of Commons as over the Crown itself . If the limits of the ...
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... solicitors , carrying on busi- ness under firm of " B. , F. , & Co. " One example of the legal language employed by Beaumont and Fletcher will suffice . We will take it from " The Elder Brother . " The scene relates to settling an ...
... solicitors , carrying on busi- ness under firm of " B. , F. , & Co. " One example of the legal language employed by Beaumont and Fletcher will suffice . We will take it from " The Elder Brother . " The scene relates to settling an ...
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... solicitors , when doing the proper business of attorneys in the courts of common law . Most sincerely honouring this ... solicitor shall be used instead thereof . " We observe the motive for Lord Campbell's support to such a bill , viz ...
... solicitors , when doing the proper business of attorneys in the courts of common law . Most sincerely honouring this ... solicitor shall be used instead thereof . " We observe the motive for Lord Campbell's support to such a bill , viz ...
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... Solicitor - General might have excused the irrele- vance of his criticisms had they been fair and reasonable ; but they were not so . The heavy demands , however , made upon his powers by the political exigencies of his party , on great ...
... Solicitor - General might have excused the irrele- vance of his criticisms had they been fair and reasonable ; but they were not so . The heavy demands , however , made upon his powers by the political exigencies of his party , on great ...
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