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... dare to bring such action in respect of such causes , and all attorneys ,
solicitors , counsellors , and sergeants - at - law , soliciting , prosecuting , or
pleading on ” such cause , should be guilty of a high breach of the privileges of
the House .
... dare to bring such action in respect of such causes , and all attorneys ,
solicitors , counsellors , and sergeants - at - law , soliciting , prosecuting , or
pleading on ” such cause , should be guilty of a high breach of the privileges of
the House .
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... safety of character , or life itself , if 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 ...
... safety of character , or life itself , if 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 ...
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We therefore may assume , after the manner of Shakespearian critics , that they
were solicitors , carrying on business under firm of “ B. , F. , & Co. ” One example
of the legal language employed by Beaumont and Fletcher will suffice . We will ...
We therefore may assume , after the manner of Shakespearian critics , that they
were solicitors , carrying on business under firm of “ B. , F. , & Co. ” One example
of the legal language employed by Beaumont and Fletcher will suffice . We will ...
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They now all wish to be called solicitors , when doing the proper business of
attorneys in the courts of common law . ... 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 ...
They now all wish to be called solicitors , when doing the proper business of
attorneys in the courts of common law . ... 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 ...
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The Solicitor - General , escaping from principle , entered inío verbal criticisms in
default perhaps of being able to introduce personalities , to be applauded by a
party . He was informed , very properly , that his remarks would have been ...
The Solicitor - General , escaping from principle , entered inío verbal criticisms in
default perhaps of being able to introduce personalities , to be applauded by a
party . He was informed , very properly , that his remarks would have been ...
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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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