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Page 68
... qualifications for drawing acts or public instruments , and for doing any portion of the actuaryship ; for they all were and were required to be ( as they have ever been ) notaries . They therefore pos- sessed the qualification which ...
... qualifications for drawing acts or public instruments , and for doing any portion of the actuaryship ; for they all were and were required to be ( as they have ever been ) notaries . They therefore pos- sessed the qualification which ...
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... qualifications of every aspirant to the degree of barrister - at - law . " If further , the question were asked , " What do you mean by qualifications ? " we entertain no doubt that the answer would be , " I would not restrict that term ...
... qualifications of every aspirant to the degree of barrister - at - law . " If further , the question were asked , " What do you mean by qualifications ? " we entertain no doubt that the answer would be , " I would not restrict that term ...
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... qualifications and the professional knowledge of a barrister . " Unfortunately , however , " the Government , who ap- point barristers to the various judicial posts at home and in the colonies , have no available means of testing the ...
... qualifications and the professional knowledge of a barrister . " Unfortunately , however , " the Government , who ap- point barristers to the various judicial posts at home and in the colonies , have no available means of testing the ...
Contents
SIR SAMUEL ROMILLY AS AN ADVO | 1 |
THE ECCLESIASTICAL COURTS IN IRE | 41 |
THE JUDGMENT OF THE RIGHT | 54 |
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