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The Session of that year had been rendered memorable by the passing , under
the auspices of a new Chancellor of rare eminence and influence , of a great
measure for renovating our judicial system , and it appears probable that the ...
The Session of that year had been rendered memorable by the passing , under
the auspices of a new Chancellor of rare eminence and influence , of a great
measure for renovating our judicial system , and it appears probable that the ...
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Both of them have been taken away , leaving a career unfulfilled , and they are
followed with the respect and affection of the profession under whose watchful
eyes their lives were passed . Sir William Bovill may not , perhaps , be ranked as
...
Both of them have been taken away , leaving a career unfulfilled , and they are
followed with the respect and affection of the profession under whose watchful
eyes their lives were passed . Sir William Bovill may not , perhaps , be ranked as
...
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If it be true that to live in the hearts of those we love is not to die , Sir William Bovill
has not passed away from among us . A generation must go and come ere some
of use will forget to mourn him , and ere , every one of those for whom I have ...
If it be true that to live in the hearts of those we love is not to die , Sir William Bovill
has not passed away from among us . A generation must go and come ere some
of use will forget to mourn him , and ere , every one of those for whom I have ...
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In the reign of George II , also , statutes were passed making it penal for subjects
to enter into any foreign service , which no doubt was aimed at the service of the
Pretender ; but this again was open to the same observation ; it applied only to ...
In the reign of George II , also , statutes were passed making it penal for subjects
to enter into any foreign service , which no doubt was aimed at the service of the
Pretender ; but this again was open to the same observation ; it applied only to ...
Page 105
The passing of the Judicature Act has made it more necessary than ever to lay
down general rules as to salary , compensation , superannuation , and so forth ,
to be afterwards embodied in a general Statute , which would obviate the
necessity ...
The passing of the Judicature Act has made it more necessary than ever to lay
down general rules as to salary , compensation , superannuation , and so forth ,
to be afterwards embodied in a general Statute , which would obviate the
necessity ...
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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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