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Page 34
And although a great deal of most important reforms might be recommended , as
a great many have latterly been effected in the inferior and less important parts of
the machine , - separately less important , -we at present shall confine our ...
And although a great deal of most important reforms might be recommended , as
a great many have latterly been effected in the inferior and less important parts of
the machine , - separately less important , -we at present shall confine our ...
Page 47
In addition , it is not , in our opinion , one of the least important of the
improvements proposed by Lord Langdale , that the court of ultimate appeal
should be one , not two , as at present ( viz . the House of Lords and the Privy
Council ) .
In addition , it is not , in our opinion , one of the least important of the
improvements proposed by Lord Langdale , that the court of ultimate appeal
should be one , not two , as at present ( viz . the House of Lords and the Privy
Council ) .
Page 292
... if not exclusively , to this most important of all subjects . ' With respect to the
judicial business of the House , the reader will be surprised to find from the
Reports that Lord Langdale does not appear to have attended those sittings more
than ...
... if not exclusively , to this most important of all subjects . ' With respect to the
judicial business of the House , the reader will be surprised to find from the
Reports that Lord Langdale does not appear to have attended those sittings more
than ...
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Contents
ADMIRALTY ECCLESIASTICAL AND BANKRUPTCY | 58 |
LAW MAGAZINE VOL XIV N S FEB MAY 1851 | 101 |
COMMON LAW 1 113 | 113 |
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