The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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He also said , that the defendant was “ quasi a judge ; " whereupon Powell , J. ,
took up his words sharply , saying , “ I do not understand what my brother Powys
means by saying he is quasi a judge ; ' surely he must be a judge or no judge .
He also said , that the defendant was “ quasi a judge ; " whereupon Powell , J. ,
took up his words sharply , saying , “ I do not understand what my brother Powys
means by saying he is quasi a judge ; ' surely he must be a judge or no judge .
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Hence it is always within the power of the House of Commons to evade any
questioning of its commitments , by means of its officer stating in general terms
that a contempt has been committed . “ It would be unseemly , " as Lord Denman
in the ...
Hence it is always within the power of the House of Commons to evade any
questioning of its commitments , by means of its officer stating in general terms
that a contempt has been committed . “ It would be unseemly , " as Lord Denman
in the ...
Page 50
Ah ! ' replied he , but I mean — when term is over ? ” ” ( p . 23. ) It does not appear
, however , that young Campbell was prepared then to give any further
information as to his domicile or his means of livelihood , and the conversation
dropped .
Ah ! ' replied he , but I mean — when term is over ? ” ” ( p . 23. ) It does not appear
, however , that young Campbell was prepared then to give any further
information as to his domicile or his means of livelihood , and the conversation
dropped .
Page 84
... and seek to learn the principles on which that choice ought to be determined ;
or who , having a banker , are desirous of making some approach , if possible ,
towards the means to solve the problem , whether he pursues his business in
such ...
... and seek to learn the principles on which that choice ought to be determined ;
or who , having a banker , are desirous of making some approach , if possible ,
towards the means to solve the problem , whether he pursues his business in
such ...
Page 89
The result is disemployment of labour , scarcity of money , the making of
payments by means of bills of exchange , since gold and bank - notes are not
readily to be had . These bills are sent up to London for discount in unusual
numbers from ...
The result is disemployment of labour , scarcity of money , the making of
payments by means of bills of exchange , since gold and bank - notes are not
readily to be had . These bills are sent up to London for discount in unusual
numbers from ...
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