The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... And thus Lord Campbell spoke of him as " a philosophic statesman deeply imbued with the scientific principles of jurisprudence , " ( Lives of Chief Justices , II , 443. ) Mr. Burke , as Coleridge said , " 22 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
... And thus Lord Campbell spoke of him as " a philosophic statesman deeply imbued with the scientific principles of jurisprudence , " ( Lives of Chief Justices , II , 443. ) Mr. Burke , as Coleridge said , " 22 THE FUNCTION AND INFLUENCE.
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... Chief Justiceship of the Common Pleas and the Mastership of the Rolls fell vacant , and were of course filled by the law officers who had , under the Chan- cellor , co - operated in carrying the measure through Parlia- ment and a Vice ...
... Chief Justiceship of the Common Pleas and the Mastership of the Rolls fell vacant , and were of course filled by the law officers who had , under the Chan- cellor , co - operated in carrying the measure through Parlia- ment and a Vice ...
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... Chief Justiceship of the Common Pleas and the Vice Chancellorship were unhappily vacated by death , and the deaths of two men like Chief Justice Bovill and Vice - Chancellor Wickens , at an age which , with reference to their worth ...
... Chief Justiceship of the Common Pleas and the Vice Chancellorship were unhappily vacated by death , and the deaths of two men like Chief Justice Bovill and Vice - Chancellor Wickens , at an age which , with reference to their worth ...
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... Chief Justice : - " Chief Justice Bovill was an equally good type of what may be termed the non - university judge . He began in a solicitor's office , he worked hard , he made himself an excellent commercial lawyer , he was a useful ...
... Chief Justice : - " Chief Justice Bovill was an equally good type of what may be termed the non - university judge . He began in a solicitor's office , he worked hard , he made himself an excellent commercial lawyer , he was a useful ...
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... chief , had we consulted our own feelings we should have been disposed to adjourn the business . But so persuaded are we that such a course would be opposed to his wishes and feelings , who would not have desired the public interest to ...
... chief , had we consulted our own feelings we should have been disposed to adjourn the business . But so persuaded are we that such a course would be opposed to his wishes and feelings , who would not have desired the public interest to ...
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