The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1911 - Law |
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Page 85
... Gray's Inn ; garden parties at Gray's Inn and Cam House ( at the latter of which the Lord Chief Justice , Lord Justice Kennedy , and Mr. Justice Phillimore were the hosts ) ; an evening reception at Dorchester House , by the American ...
... Gray's Inn ; garden parties at Gray's Inn and Cam House ( at the latter of which the Lord Chief Justice , Lord Justice Kennedy , and Mr. Justice Phillimore were the hosts ) ; an evening reception at Dorchester House , by the American ...
Page 276
... Inn , the Middle Temple is described as the ancient ally of that House . From the records of the Inner Temple and Gray's Inn we learn that these two societies also have for centuries regarded themselves as united by close bonds of ...
... Inn , the Middle Temple is described as the ancient ally of that House . From the records of the Inner Temple and Gray's Inn we learn that these two societies also have for centuries regarded themselves as united by close bonds of ...
Page 277
... Gray's Inn was compiled in the reign . of Charles II by Simon Segar , chief butler and librarian to the society , from several ancient registers no longer in existence . This list commences with John Markham , 1391 , and also contains ...
... Gray's Inn was compiled in the reign . of Charles II by Simon Segar , chief butler and librarian to the society , from several ancient registers no longer in existence . This list commences with John Markham , 1391 , and also contains ...
Page 278
... Inn was first let . If the evidence adduced may be relied upon , Gray's Inn , instead of being the youngest , is the oldest of the Inns of Court , with the exception , perhaps , of Lincoln's Inn . It would certainly be older than any in ...
... Inn was first let . If the evidence adduced may be relied upon , Gray's Inn , instead of being the youngest , is the oldest of the Inns of Court , with the exception , perhaps , of Lincoln's Inn . It would certainly be older than any in ...
Page 452
... Inn of Court . Mr. Lewis , who was appointed lecturer at Gray's Inn in 1847 , was the first to revive the obligation of Mooting in Hall . With the formation of the Council of Legal Educa- tion in 1852 this practice was however abandoned ...
... Inn of Court . Mr. Lewis , who was appointed lecturer at Gray's Inn in 1847 , was the first to revive the obligation of Mooting in Hall . With the formation of the Council of Legal Educa- tion in 1852 this practice was however abandoned ...
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