The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 6Saunders and Benning, 1881 - Law |
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Page 77
Called 1839; Q.C. 1854; Bencher of the King's Inns, Dublin, 1861, and the same
year was made a Serjeant. M.P. (Lib.) ... BELL, John David, of the Middle Temple,
Esq., Barrister-atLaw, Standing Counsel to the Government, Calcutta, aged 56.
Called 1839; Q.C. 1854; Bencher of the King's Inns, Dublin, 1861, and the same
year was made a Serjeant. M.P. (Lib.) ... BELL, John David, of the Middle Temple,
Esq., Barrister-atLaw, Standing Counsel to the Government, Calcutta, aged 56.
Page 110
Thornton threw down his gage on the fioor of the King's Bench and claimed the
ancient, but then nearly obsolete, ... had always enjoyed the right of employing
counsel to conduct his case, a similar privilege was conceded to the appellee.
Thornton threw down his gage on the fioor of the King's Bench and claimed the
ancient, but then nearly obsolete, ... had always enjoyed the right of employing
counsel to conduct his case, a similar privilege was conceded to the appellee.
Page 114
shall be admitted, after the close of the case for the prosecution, to make full
answer and defence thereto by counsel learned in the law, or by attorney in ...
Informations exhibited by the King's Attorney-General II4 CROWN
PROSECUTIONS!
shall be admitted, after the close of the case for the prosecution, to make full
answer and defence thereto by counsel learned in the law, or by attorney in ...
Informations exhibited by the King's Attorney-General II4 CROWN
PROSECUTIONS!
Page 115
Informations exhibited by the King's Attorney-General are considered as the
King's own prosecutions, and are called ... formerly at arraignments been a
custom, after the King's Counsel and the prisoner's defence hath been heard,
briefly to ...
Informations exhibited by the King's Attorney-General are considered as the
King's own prosecutions, and are called ... formerly at arraignments been a
custom, after the King's Counsel and the prisoner's defence hath been heard,
briefly to ...
Page 116
at suit of the King, of Thomas Harrison, for words spoken against Mr. Justice
Hutton, in 1638, after the prisoner had made ... notwithstanding the defendant
had not examined witnesses ; that the SolicitorGeneral, indeed, or any other
counsel, ...
at suit of the King, of Thomas Harrison, for words spoken against Mr. Justice
Hutton, in 1638, after the prisoner had made ... notwithstanding the defendant
had not examined witnesses ; that the SolicitorGeneral, indeed, or any other
counsel, ...
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