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VOL . III . LONDON : REEVES & TURNER , 100 , CHANCERY LANE .
EDINBURGH : CLARK , AND BELL & BRADFUTE . DUBLIN : HODGES ,
FOSTER , & Co. CALCUTTA : THACKER , SPINK , & Co. BOMBAY : THACKER ,
VINING , & Co.
VOL . III . LONDON : REEVES & TURNER , 100 , CHANCERY LANE .
EDINBURGH : CLARK , AND BELL & BRADFUTE . DUBLIN : HODGES ,
FOSTER , & Co. CALCUTTA : THACKER , SPINK , & Co. BOMBAY : THACKER ,
VINING , & Co.
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... members of the Chancery Bar rise to enthusiasm when they bear testimony to
his rare worth . A man of a humorous yet sad temperament , a miracle of learning
, and largely gifted with a ready sympathy , sensibility , and wit , Death has taken
...
... members of the Chancery Bar rise to enthusiasm when they bear testimony to
his rare worth . A man of a humorous yet sad temperament , a miracle of learning
, and largely gifted with a ready sympathy , sensibility , and wit , Death has taken
...
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Sir George Jessel becomes Master of the Rolls , and suitors in Chancery will
have the advantage , which for some time they have sparingly enjoyed , of a
judge who is at once expeditious and trustworthy . The late Solicitor - General
may not ...
Sir George Jessel becomes Master of the Rolls , and suitors in Chancery will
have the advantage , which for some time they have sparingly enjoyed , of a
judge who is at once expeditious and trustworthy . The late Solicitor - General
may not ...
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... are set down for hearing , and that in spite of being transferred from division to
division for the sake of expediting them , there must be stronger reasons than we
know of to justify any weakening of the judicial force on the Chancery Bench .
... are set down for hearing , and that in spite of being transferred from division to
division for the sake of expediting them , there must be stronger reasons than we
know of to justify any weakening of the judicial force on the Chancery Bench .
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... of first instance in Chancery , even when the vacant judgship was filled up ,
and judicial statistics show that the amount of business in Chancery is ten times
that of Law ; yet there are 18 Common Law judges , and , striking off six for
criminal ...
... of first instance in Chancery , even when the vacant judgship was filled up ,
and judicial statistics show that the amount of business in Chancery is ten times
that of Law ; yet there are 18 Common Law judges , and , striking off six for
criminal ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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