The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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THE JURY SYSTEM IN ENGLAND ....... 318 V. - SELWYN'S NISI PRIUS , 344 VI .
— THE LEGAL EFFECT OF WAR WITH REFERENCE TO CONTRABAND ............
347 VII . - THE POLITICO - ECONOMICAL VIEW OF RENT , BY THE LATE ...
THE JURY SYSTEM IN ENGLAND ....... 318 V. - SELWYN'S NISI PRIUS , 344 VI .
— THE LEGAL EFFECT OF WAR WITH REFERENCE TO CONTRABAND ............
347 VII . - THE POLITICO - ECONOMICAL VIEW OF RENT , BY THE LATE ...
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My opinion is founded on the law of England . ” Chief - Justice Holt certainly was
not a man easily “ frighted . ” His language and demeanour savour of courage as
well as honesty . He took occasion , during the argument , to exclaim , “ Let all ...
My opinion is founded on the law of England . ” Chief - Justice Holt certainly was
not a man easily “ frighted . ” His language and demeanour savour of courage as
well as honesty . He took occasion , during the argument , to exclaim , “ Let all ...
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Soon after comes the Speaker in his robes and full - bottom wig , attended by
many high - privilege members , and said , “ Sir John Holt , Knight , Chief - Justice
of her Majesty's Court of Queen's Bench , in the name of the Commons of
England ...
Soon after comes the Speaker in his robes and full - bottom wig , attended by
many high - privilege members , and said , “ Sir John Holt , Knight , Chief - Justice
of her Majesty's Court of Queen's Bench , in the name of the Commons of
England ...
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We will , however , add one word more , suggested by the perusal of Mr. May's
book : —It has attained to a position of authority , not only in England but in those
of her colonies also , where parliamentary institutions are growing , modeled on ...
We will , however , add one word more , suggested by the perusal of Mr. May's
book : —It has attained to a position of authority , not only in England but in those
of her colonies also , where parliamentary institutions are growing , modeled on ...
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He believes , now that he is Chief - Justice of England , that he has mistaken bis
profession . This reflection must indeed , we fear , embitter his existence .
Henceforth , whenever we see him on the bench , we shall be haunted with the
fancy ...
He believes , now that he is Chief - Justice of England , that he has mistaken bis
profession . This reflection must indeed , we fear , embitter his existence .
Henceforth , whenever we see him on the bench , we shall be haunted with the
fancy ...
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