The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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Page 29
... passed . Sir William Bovill may not , perhaps , be ranked as one of the great judges whose tradition is handed down through generations of the bar , but he was unsurpassed at Nisi Prius and in the practical mastery of Commercial Law ...
... passed . Sir William Bovill may not , perhaps , be ranked as one of the great judges whose tradition is handed down through generations of the bar , but he was unsurpassed at Nisi Prius and in the practical mastery of Commercial Law ...
Page 30
... passed away ; no man ever sat on this or any other bench of justice mare ardently desirous of faith- fully discharging his duties . The new solicitor - general ( Mr. Henry James , Q.C. ) at once in touching and well chosen words ...
... passed away ; no man ever sat on this or any other bench of justice mare ardently desirous of faith- fully discharging his duties . The new solicitor - general ( Mr. Henry James , Q.C. ) at once in touching and well chosen words ...
Page 31
... 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 spoken , every member of the English bar ceases to mention his name with regard and ...
... 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 spoken , every member of the English bar ceases to mention his name with regard and ...
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... 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 subjects , it created no offence ...
... 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 subjects , it created no offence ...
Page 107
... passed in the Sessions of 1873 and 1874. So much has now been done in this direction that no further obstacles than such as may be incident to the publication of so heavy a work are now likely to prevent the continuous and regular ...
... passed in the Sessions of 1873 and 1874. So much has now been done in this direction that no further obstacles than such as may be incident to the publication of so heavy a work are now likely to prevent the continuous and regular ...
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