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... appointed by the Sheriff subject to the approval of the Secretary of State , and holds office for life . He enjoys , therefore , the same independence of local influence which the law rightly accords to judges and magistrates . At the ...
... appointed by the Sheriff subject to the approval of the Secretary of State , and holds office for life . He enjoys , therefore , the same independence of local influence which the law rightly accords to judges and magistrates . At the ...
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... appointed , and the number of members required to serve on those Committees would be in all 148. * The Com- mittees of that Session , which was a heavier one than any we have had since , sat on an average about nine days each . One ...
... appointed , and the number of members required to serve on those Committees would be in all 148. * The Com- mittees of that Session , which was a heavier one than any we have had since , sat on an average about nine days each . One ...
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... appointed Attorney - General to the Prince of Wales , Mr. Thesiger was offered and accepted the high judicial post of Lord Justice of Appeal , in succes- sion to the late Lord Justice Mellish . " At the Bar , " remarks our contemporary ...
... appointed Attorney - General to the Prince of Wales , Mr. Thesiger was offered and accepted the high judicial post of Lord Justice of Appeal , in succes- sion to the late Lord Justice Mellish . " At the Bar , " remarks our contemporary ...
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... appointed one of the Royal Commission on Municipal Corporations , and a Q.C. in 1841. In 1847 he was returned M.P. ( Liberal ) for Southampton , and continued to sit for that borough until raised to the Bench . He became Solicitor ...
... appointed one of the Royal Commission on Municipal Corporations , and a Q.C. in 1841. In 1847 he was returned M.P. ( Liberal ) for Southampton , and continued to sit for that borough until raised to the Bench . He became Solicitor ...
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... appointed Advocate - General at Fort William , and in 1848 , Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court there , and was knighted . In 1855 he became Chief Justice . On retiring and returning to England in 1859 , he was made a Privy Councillor ...
... appointed Advocate - General at Fort William , and in 1848 , Puisne Judge of the Supreme Court there , and was knighted . In 1855 he became Chief Justice . On retiring and returning to England in 1859 , he was made a Privy Councillor ...
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