The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1855 - Law |
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cross-grained in the House of Lords: “I do not know a man I prize above Siccus
Dentatus—yet he's a crabbed man.” We decline to extend this note by recording
these ebullitions of petulance. Wide H. P. D. 3rd ser. vol. xix. pp. 357, 358 (9th
July ...
cross-grained in the House of Lords: “I do not know a man I prize above Siccus
Dentatus—yet he's a crabbed man.” We decline to extend this note by recording
these ebullitions of petulance. Wide H. P. D. 3rd ser. vol. xix. pp. 357, 358 (9th
July ...
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Lord Brougham would, according to custom, have argued the matter: “It is very
extraordinary,” quoth he, “that the same privilege should be denied to the
Speaker of the House of Lords.” But upon being assured that there was “no
mistake,” he ...
Lord Brougham would, according to custom, have argued the matter: “It is very
extraordinary,” quoth he, “that the same privilege should be denied to the
Speaker of the House of Lords.” But upon being assured that there was “no
mistake,” he ...
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The bill had been rendered necessary by a judgment of the Court of Session in
Scotland, which, at the suggestion of Lord Brougham, had been affirmed in the
House of Lords. Vide, also, the bill introduced by him for the Abolition of the Court
of ...
The bill had been rendered necessary by a judgment of the Court of Session in
Scotland, which, at the suggestion of Lord Brougham, had been affirmed in the
House of Lords. Vide, also, the bill introduced by him for the Abolition of the Court
of ...
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Contents
HIS PRO | 17 |
NAVIGATION COLLISION CONFLICT | 52 |
PARLIAMENTARY LAW | 58 |
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