The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 70
... house . In Galway , however , there was this element of difference , a large number of the resident gentry were Roman Catholic , and they had hitherto had much to say in settling the representation of the county ; moreover , they were ...
... house . In Galway , however , there was this element of difference , a large number of the resident gentry were Roman Catholic , and they had hitherto had much to say in settling the representation of the county ; moreover , they were ...
Page 71
... House of Commons for the removal of the Judge and the violent invectives with which the proposal was supported were , however , only the latest development of that quarrel between him and the priestly power which had been going on for ...
... House of Commons for the removal of the Judge and the violent invectives with which the proposal was supported were , however , only the latest development of that quarrel between him and the priestly power which had been going on for ...
Page 78
... House it should be again referred to this Committee , who should now be bound to introduce all the amendments made by the House in appropriate language , so as to give effect to the intention of Parliament in the best possible manner ...
... House it should be again referred to this Committee , who should now be bound to introduce all the amendments made by the House in appropriate language , so as to give effect to the intention of Parliament in the best possible manner ...
Page 79
... House and reserved for the Committee , the former body would be occupied with questions of substance only , with a saving both in time and labour , which only those who have carefully followed the progress of a hotly contested Bill can ...
... House and reserved for the Committee , the former body would be occupied with questions of substance only , with a saving both in time and labour , which only those who have carefully followed the progress of a hotly contested Bill can ...
Page 84
... house of detention ( called a private asylum ) , from which his chances of liberation are in inverse proportion to the truth of the accusation - for such it is in effect - against him . A really insane man may have some hope of being ...
... house of detention ( called a private asylum ) , from which his chances of liberation are in inverse proportion to the truth of the accusation - for such it is in effect - against him . A really insane man may have some hope of being ...
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