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... the king ' s counsel combated the position taken by Mr . Brougham and his
associate , on the ground that an impeachment , which would be inefficient to
obtain the objects of the bill , could not be maintained , except for a breach of the
law .
... the king ' s counsel combated the position taken by Mr . Brougham and his
associate , on the ground that an impeachment , which would be inefficient to
obtain the objects of the bill , could not be maintained , except for a breach of the
law .
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But it will be the only judgment you ever pronounced , which , instead of reaching
its object , will return and bound back upon those who give it . Save the country ,
my lords , from the horrors of this catastrophe ; save yourselves from this peril ...
But it will be the only judgment you ever pronounced , which , instead of reaching
its object , will return and bound back upon those who give it . Save the country ,
my lords , from the horrors of this catastrophe ; save yourselves from this peril ...
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... Drew was summoned to appear . The object of the writ apparently was to keep
the company in a position in which the treasurer could be compelled to restore
the bonds and shares formerly loaned him as collateral , and , by so doing ,
would ...
... Drew was summoned to appear . The object of the writ apparently was to keep
the company in a position in which the treasurer could be compelled to restore
the bonds and shares formerly loaned him as collateral , and , by so doing ,
would ...
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an independent proceeding , thereupon Mr . Field took a new ground and argued
as follows :“ Then , sir , I object to the judge on the bench hearing the case . I do
this with great respect , and only in discharge of my duty . It so happens , that ...
an independent proceeding , thereupon Mr . Field took a new ground and argued
as follows :“ Then , sir , I object to the judge on the bench hearing the case . I do
this with great respect , and only in discharge of my duty . It so happens , that ...
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It is true , sir , that the objections have been made , but not that I have any interest
in the stock [ suppressed laughter ] . Mr . Clark . — We object , may it please the
court , to the mutilation of our order by the embodiment of these objections .
It is true , sir , that the objections have been made , but not that I have any interest
in the stock [ suppressed laughter ] . Mr . Clark . — We object , may it please the
court , to the mutilation of our order by the embodiment of these objections .
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