The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1912 - Law |
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Page 190
... Inner or the Middle Temple . The term " Inn of Chancery , " can , however , only be ex- plained by assuming some connection with the Chancery . It has been suggested that we must look to the 190 THE INNS OF CHANCERY :
... Inner or the Middle Temple . The term " Inn of Chancery , " can , however , only be ex- plained by assuming some connection with the Chancery . It has been suggested that we must look to the 190 THE INNS OF CHANCERY :
Page 194
... Inner Temple , at the commencement of the Records , the pen- sioner was still one of the leading officers of the house and presumably collected the pensions . At the Middle Temple at the same period the office had disappeared . In all ...
... Inner Temple , at the commencement of the Records , the pen- sioner was still one of the leading officers of the house and presumably collected the pensions . At the Middle Temple at the same period the office had disappeared . In all ...
Page 195
... Inner Temple , the Rulers of the Middle Temple , and the Rectors of Lincoln's Inn . The only other official , except the servants , was the Clerk of Initiations , whose duty it was to enter in the Records the names of the newly admitted ...
... Inner Temple , the Rulers of the Middle Temple , and the Rectors of Lincoln's Inn . The only other official , except the servants , was the Clerk of Initiations , whose duty it was to enter in the Records the names of the newly admitted ...
Page 199
... Middle Temple in 1675 that the Treasurer of New Inn should be elected annually by the Ancients , and should give security for presenting true accounts , to be approved by the Treasurer of the Middle Temple , indicates both a change to a ...
... Middle Temple in 1675 that the Treasurer of New Inn should be elected annually by the Ancients , and should give security for presenting true accounts , to be approved by the Treasurer of the Middle Temple , indicates both a change to a ...
Page 200
... Middle Temple constitutes a survival , and the name itself is still used at Oxford for another and superior form of entertainment . Such feasts were a distinguishing mark of the Anglo - Saxon Gild . They had become so disorderly at ...
... Middle Temple constitutes a survival , and the name itself is still used at Oxford for another and superior form of entertainment . Such feasts were a distinguishing mark of the Anglo - Saxon Gild . They had become so disorderly at ...
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