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Page 73
He is considered to act in all common form matters with the most perfect candour
towards the Court , without any reservation whatever in favour of individuals . He
has not only always looked upon himself as an official , but the Government ...
He is considered to act in all common form matters with the most perfect candour
towards the Court , without any reservation whatever in favour of individuals . He
has not only always looked upon himself as an official , but the Government ...
Page 79
And it must be considered that the question is not solely as to a man being a
lawyer , that is , well read in law . Some of the very best and first advocates at the
English Bar were no lawyers — they were very ignorant of law . The profession
must ...
And it must be considered that the question is not solely as to a man being a
lawyer , that is , well read in law . Some of the very best and first advocates at the
English Bar were no lawyers — they were very ignorant of law . The profession
must ...
Page 87
And it must be considered that the question is not solely as to a man being a
lawyer , that is , well read in law . Some of the very best and first advocates at the
English Bar were no lawyers — they were very ignorant of law . The profession
must ...
And it must be considered that the question is not solely as to a man being a
lawyer , that is , well read in law . Some of the very best and first advocates at the
English Bar were no lawyers — they were very ignorant of law . The profession
must ...
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Contents
SIR SAMUEL ROMILLYAS AN ADVO | 1 |
THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS IN IRE | 41 |
THE JUDGMENT OF THE RIGHT | 54 |
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