The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 22Saunders and Benning, 1897 - Law |
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Page 143
... Admiralty is supposed to have been commenced in the reign of Edward III . , and to have been continued during the reigns of Richard II . and Henry IV . " When one is made Admiral , " says the Black Book ( Vol . I. , A. 1 ) , “ he must ...
... Admiralty is supposed to have been commenced in the reign of Edward III . , and to have been continued during the reigns of Richard II . and Henry IV . " When one is made Admiral , " says the Black Book ( Vol . I. , A. 1 ) , “ he must ...
Page 144
... Admiralty Courts or Sessions , and are not to be restricted to the personal presence of the Admiral . There is no evidence that the Lord High Admiral ever personally presided in his judicial office , although the precepts of venire ...
... Admiralty Courts or Sessions , and are not to be restricted to the personal presence of the Admiral . There is no evidence that the Lord High Admiral ever personally presided in his judicial office , although the precepts of venire ...
Page 146
... Admiralty ( Admiralty Division ) of England , under the Great Seal . The candidate for the office of Vice- Admiral having previously requested the Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral to permit him to hold the ...
... Admiralty ( Admiralty Division ) of England , under the Great Seal . The candidate for the office of Vice- Admiral having previously requested the Commissioners for executing the office of Lord High Admiral to permit him to hold the ...
Page 147
... Admiralty Courts from holding pleas of things arising in the body of counties , yet , as Sir H. Spelman observes , it did not restrain the Admiralty from making execution upon the land . The body of the realm , and of every county , are ...
... Admiralty Courts from holding pleas of things arising in the body of counties , yet , as Sir H. Spelman observes , it did not restrain the Admiralty from making execution upon the land . The body of the realm , and of every county , are ...
Page 148
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. From some Admiralty records which we have collected , we are now enabled to give a complete account of a holding of a Vice - Admiralty Court . The Judge of the Vice - Admiralty sits on a chair placed ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. From some Admiralty records which we have collected , we are now enabled to give a complete account of a holding of a Vice - Admiralty Court . The Judge of the Vice - Admiralty sits on a chair placed ...
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