The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 125
... House , and to make report thereof . " No such report , however , is extant . In 1651-52 , Matthew Hale ( afterwards Lord Chief - Justice ) , Cooper ( afterwards Lord Shaftesbury ) , and Rushworth , with other persons out of the House ...
... House , and to make report thereof . " No such report , however , is extant . In 1651-52 , Matthew Hale ( afterwards Lord Chief - Justice ) , Cooper ( afterwards Lord Shaftesbury ) , and Rushworth , with other persons out of the House ...
Page 126
... Lord Chancellor Cranworth announced in the House of Lords that the consolidation of the statutes was forthwith to be proceeded with under his own imme- diate superintendence . Royal and Parliamentary statute commis- sions and committees ...
... Lord Chancellor Cranworth announced in the House of Lords that the consolidation of the statutes was forthwith to be proceeded with under his own imme- diate superintendence . Royal and Parliamentary statute commis- sions and committees ...
Page 132
... House of Lords by the Lord Chancellor . During the vacation of 1856 , several bills on the law of property were completed under the same system ; and on these bills , in Decem- ber , 1856 , Mr. Bellenden Ker made a report , from which ...
... House of Lords by the Lord Chancellor . During the vacation of 1856 , several bills on the law of property were completed under the same system ; and on these bills , in Decem- ber , 1856 , Mr. Bellenden Ker made a report , from which ...
Page 133
... House of Lords was " put down " by the Lord Chancellor , and the bills , after being absurdly hurried through that House in eight days , were rejected by the Commons . The following is another remarkable instance of indecision on the ...
... House of Lords was " put down " by the Lord Chancellor , and the bills , after being absurdly hurried through that House in eight days , were rejected by the Commons . The following is another remarkable instance of indecision on the ...
Page 141
... House should think fit to refer to them , and in particular , on the ... Lords and Commons , to select committees ; but shortly afterwards parlia ... House . We agree rather with Mr. Coulson , the eminent counsel to the Home Office , who ...
... House should think fit to refer to them , and in particular , on the ... Lords and Commons , to select committees ; but shortly afterwards parlia ... House . We agree rather with Mr. Coulson , the eminent counsel to the Home Office , who ...
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