The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1899 - Law |
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Page 159
... House than the mere imbibing of those exhilarating liquids , for the bishop was now able to get a Bill brought into the House of Commons by two members for the Universities . From the discussion that ensued in both Houses , Carlisle ...
... House than the mere imbibing of those exhilarating liquids , for the bishop was now able to get a Bill brought into the House of Commons by two members for the Universities . From the discussion that ensued in both Houses , Carlisle ...
Page 160
... House , " that the dis- cussions in question prevented rather than did any mischief , for certainly it was far better that men should exercise their understandings than be guzzling , quarrelling , or gambling in public - houses ...
... House , " that the dis- cussions in question prevented rather than did any mischief , for certainly it was far better that men should exercise their understandings than be guzzling , quarrelling , or gambling in public - houses ...
Page 163
... House of Lords that one of the chief Sabbatarian Societies , which had been formed for the purpose of preventing , as they put it , the desecration of the Lord's day , intimidated proprietors of halls and others by means of letters sent ...
... House of Lords that one of the chief Sabbatarian Societies , which had been formed for the purpose of preventing , as they put it , the desecration of the Lord's day , intimidated proprietors of halls and others by means of letters sent ...
Page 164
... house . " It is quite clear that the almost universal opinion is that the Act of 1781 must be amended . It would not be wise at the present time to attempt to repeal it . We do not want to see the door opened at once to all sorts of ...
... house . " It is quite clear that the almost universal opinion is that the Act of 1781 must be amended . It would not be wise at the present time to attempt to repeal it . We do not want to see the door opened at once to all sorts of ...
Page 175
... House of Lords in 1843 , in reference to a case known as MacNaughter's case , reported in 10 Clark and Finnelly's Reports , 200 . MacNaughten had delusions as to imaginary wrongs , for which there was not a shadow of foundation ; but ...
... House of Lords in 1843 , in reference to a case known as MacNaughter's case , reported in 10 Clark and Finnelly's Reports , 200 . MacNaughten had delusions as to imaginary wrongs , for which there was not a shadow of foundation ; but ...
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