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Page 87
The duty which they owe to the community , whilst conferring on certain selected
individuals a peculiar position , and attendant privileges " ( Rep . p . 13 ) . The
commissioners are of opinion that , for the efficient discharge of these duties ,
there ...
The duty which they owe to the community , whilst conferring on certain selected
individuals a peculiar position , and attendant privileges " ( Rep . p . 13 ) . The
commissioners are of opinion that , for the efficient discharge of these duties ,
there ...
Page 110
There is , moreover , this peculiarity in the duties of a judge , that while others , in
the fulfilment of their duties as members ... in order to attain one common object ,
it is the duty of the judge to resist those tendencies , and to form and express his ...
There is , moreover , this peculiarity in the duties of a judge , that while others , in
the fulfilment of their duties as members ... in order to attain one common object ,
it is the duty of the judge to resist those tendencies , and to form and express his ...
Page 147
Surely , if it be the duty of the Legislature to enact good laws , it is equally its duty
, or at least it is the duty of the Executive , to take care that the public has ready
access to the laws so enacted . But next , if we turn from abstract reasoning to ...
Surely , if it be the duty of the Legislature to enact good laws , it is equally its duty
, or at least it is the duty of the Executive , to take care that the public has ready
access to the laws so enacted . But next , if we turn from abstract reasoning to ...
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SIR SAMUEL ROMILLYAS AN ADVO | 1 |
THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS IN IRE | 41 |
THE JUDGMENT OF THE RIGHT | 54 |
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