The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... Lord Chancellor entered Trinity College , Dublin , in 1854. He distinguished himself by obtaining in 1856 three times first of the first honours in Logics and History , and in 1857 at his degree examination the first Senior ...
... Lord Chancellor entered Trinity College , Dublin , in 1854. He distinguished himself by obtaining in 1856 three times first of the first honours in Logics and History , and in 1857 at his degree examination the first Senior ...
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... Lord Chancellor , and a vacancy was thus caused in the representation of Dublin University . Three candidates entered the field - Dr . Traill , then one of the Junior Fel- lows , now Provost of Trinity College , Edward Gibson , and ...
... Lord Chancellor , and a vacancy was thus caused in the representation of Dublin University . Three candidates entered the field - Dr . Traill , then one of the Junior Fel- lows , now Provost of Trinity College , Edward Gibson , and ...
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... Lord Chancellor usually presides in the Court of Appeal , but sits alone ( on Saturdays as a rule ) to dispose of lunacy and minor matters . The full Court of Appeal consists of the Lord Chancellor , the Lord Chief Justice , the Master ...
... Lord Chancellor usually presides in the Court of Appeal , but sits alone ( on Saturdays as a rule ) to dispose of lunacy and minor matters . The full Court of Appeal consists of the Lord Chancellor , the Lord Chief Justice , the Master ...
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... Lord Ashbourne presided during his first two Chancellor- ships on ordinary occasions consisted of himself , his old college friend Lord Justice Fitzgibbon , and Lord Justice Barry ; and during his third Chancellorship he had the assistance ...
... Lord Ashbourne presided during his first two Chancellor- ships on ordinary occasions consisted of himself , his old college friend Lord Justice Fitzgibbon , and Lord Justice Barry ; and during his third Chancellorship he had the assistance ...
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... Lords Justices as well as to the Lord Chancellor , with the object of enabling the Lord Chancellor to obtain the assistance of these other Judges in cases of difficulty - a matter of considerable importance , as in lunacy matters the ...
... Lords Justices as well as to the Lord Chancellor , with the object of enabling the Lord Chancellor to obtain the assistance of these other Judges in cases of difficulty - a matter of considerable importance , as in lunacy matters the ...
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