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Page 79
As regards Scotland there are , I admit , considerable difficulties in the way ,
because the law of Scotland proceeds upon a basis essentially different from that
of England , though even these are not , I think , nearly so formidable as they are
...
As regards Scotland there are , I admit , considerable difficulties in the way ,
because the law of Scotland proceeds upon a basis essentially different from that
of England , though even these are not , I think , nearly so formidable as they are
...
Page 80
both islands into substantial harmony , or in preserving that harmony when
created . Instead of this , under our present system of legislation , the laws of
Ireland and England are more widely different now than they were at the date of
the Union ...
both islands into substantial harmony , or in preserving that harmony when
created . Instead of this , under our present system of legislation , the laws of
Ireland and England are more widely different now than they were at the date of
the Union ...
Page 81
The measure , however , is confined to England . Ireland is excluded from its
operation ; and so , if it should be passed , the laws of England and Ireland in all
these numerous subjects - laws which , after years of labour and numerous Acts
of ...
The measure , however , is confined to England . Ireland is excluded from its
operation ; and so , if it should be passed , the laws of England and Ireland in all
these numerous subjects - laws which , after years of labour and numerous Acts
of ...
Page 95
When it is recollected that the mortality from accident among railway servants in
England alone exceeds 1,500 per annum , it will be perceived that we are
dealing with no merely speculative grievance . VII . SELECT CASES : SCOTTISH
.
When it is recollected that the mortality from accident among railway servants in
England alone exceeds 1,500 per annum , it will be perceived that we are
dealing with no merely speculative grievance . VII . SELECT CASES : SCOTTISH
.
Page 103
( ENGLAND , SCOTLAND , AND IRELAND . ) ASHWORTH , Thomas Baker , Esq
. , Solicitor , Rochdale , aged 34. Admitted 1868. Sept. 30 . BATT , William Forster
, Esq . , Solicitor , Abergavenny , aged 65. Admitted 1837. Sept. 25 . Berkeley ...
( ENGLAND , SCOTLAND , AND IRELAND . ) ASHWORTH , Thomas Baker , Esq
. , Solicitor , Rochdale , aged 34. Admitted 1868. Sept. 30 . BATT , William Forster
, Esq . , Solicitor , Abergavenny , aged 65. Admitted 1837. Sept. 25 . Berkeley ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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