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Page 21
Then there are the various systems of Local Government , Public Health and
Sanitary Systems , the Poor Lawand now the Education Act , and many similar
measures , all being carried out by the middle classes , who are thus daily and
hourly ...
Then there are the various systems of Local Government , Public Health and
Sanitary Systems , the Poor Lawand now the Education Act , and many similar
measures , all being carried out by the middle classes , who are thus daily and
hourly ...
Page 39
Two years afterwards , Arnold wrote to congratulate his friend on his appointment
to a judgeship , an appointment " honorable to the Government - honorable to
yourself . ” Not long afterwards , Arnold — now that his friend was a judge and ...
Two years afterwards , Arnold wrote to congratulate his friend on his appointment
to a judgeship , an appointment " honorable to the Government - honorable to
yourself . ” Not long afterwards , Arnold — now that his friend was a judge and ...
Page 66
During the last sittings an important appeal was heard from Australia , in a great
case between an Australian Land Company and the Government of South
Australia , arising out of a purchase of land from that Government by the
Company .
During the last sittings an important appeal was heard from Australia , in a great
case between an Australian Land Company and the Government of South
Australia , arising out of a purchase of land from that Government by the
Company .
Page 80
But where the individuals of any State violate the general law , it is the duty of the
Government under which they live , to punish them with becoming severity , that
peace may be maintained . It is therefore incumbent upon the nation injured ...
But where the individuals of any State violate the general law , it is the duty of the
Government under which they live , to punish them with becoming severity , that
peace may be maintained . It is therefore incumbent upon the nation injured ...
Page 82
... it was doubted whether the old statutes were sufficient to enable the
Government to suppress the practice , and in 1819 a new Foreign Enlistment Act
was proposed , chiefly in consequence of our express engagements with Spain
by treaty ...
... it was doubted whether the old statutes were sufficient to enable the
Government to suppress the practice , and in 1819 a new Foreign Enlistment Act
was proposed , chiefly in consequence of our express engagements with Spain
by treaty ...
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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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