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articles was to “ enquire of the Serjeants - at - law and Attornies of their fees . "
And it appears that from the very commencement , the Order was divided into two
classes , viz . : King's Serjeants and Common Serjeants . Bracton , writing in the ...
articles was to “ enquire of the Serjeants - at - law and Attornies of their fees . "
And it appears that from the very commencement , the Order was divided into two
classes , viz . : King's Serjeants and Common Serjeants . Bracton , writing in the ...
Page 147
Fleming in 1595 of the state and degree of serjeant - at - law that he might be
created the Queen's Solicitor - General.1 ... and there are numerous instances of
judges who were removed from the Bench returning to their practice as serjeants
at ...
Fleming in 1595 of the state and degree of serjeant - at - law that he might be
created the Queen's Solicitor - General.1 ... and there are numerous instances of
judges who were removed from the Bench returning to their practice as serjeants
at ...
Page 152
the serjeants to the Hall , the former seating themselves at the high table with
other important personages , whilst the latter sat in the lower part , at the south
end of the Hall . The final act of creation was enacted in Westminster Hall on the ...
the serjeants to the Hall , the former seating themselves at the high table with
other important personages , whilst the latter sat in the lower part , at the south
end of the Hall . The final act of creation was enacted in Westminster Hall on the ...
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