The Law Magazine and Review: For Both Branches of the Legal Profession at Home and AbroadButterworths, 1881 - Law |
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... Lord Justice of Appeal . Youngest son of the late Lord Chelmsford , Lord Chancellor . Born 1838 . Educated at Eton and Christ Church , Oxford ( B.A. 1860. ) Called to the Bar by the Hon . Society of the Inner Temple , 1862. Q.C. , 1873 ...
... Lord Justice of Appeal . Youngest son of the late Lord Chelmsford , Lord Chancellor . Born 1838 . Educated at Eton and Christ Church , Oxford ( B.A. 1860. ) Called to the Bar by the Hon . Society of the Inner Temple , 1862. Q.C. , 1873 ...
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... Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer , whose profound knowledge of the principles of law , as contra- distinguished from a mere familiarity with decided cases , was not one of the least of his many excellencies . The title " Rubric " would ...
... Lord Chief Baron of the Exchequer , whose profound knowledge of the principles of law , as contra- distinguished from a mere familiarity with decided cases , was not one of the least of his many excellencies . The title " Rubric " would ...
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... Lord Raymond , and a jury of London merchants . " The appellees were ably defended ( says Lord Campbell ) by Serjeant Darnell and Serjeant Eyre , who both addressed the jury in their favour in long and eloquent speeches , and , by ...
... Lord Raymond , and a jury of London merchants . " The appellees were ably defended ( says Lord Campbell ) by Serjeant Darnell and Serjeant Eyre , who both addressed the jury in their favour in long and eloquent speeches , and , by ...
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... Lord High Steward , in 1616 , after the evidence for the prosecution was closed , and the prisoner had made his defence , the Attorney- General ( Sir Francis Bacon ) said : " It hath , my Lord , formerly at arraignments been a custom ...
... Lord High Steward , in 1616 , after the evidence for the prosecution was closed , and the prisoner had made his defence , the Attorney- General ( Sir Francis Bacon ) said : " It hath , my Lord , formerly at arraignments been a custom ...
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... Lord Lovat by the Commons , in 1746 , no evidence being adduced for the defence , the Lord High Steward informed the prisoner that " the Commons , by the constant rules of proceeding in cases of this kind , are entitled to the last word ...
... Lord Lovat by the Commons , in 1746 , no evidence being adduced for the defence , the Lord High Steward informed the prisoner that " the Commons , by the constant rules of proceeding in cases of this kind , are entitled to the last word ...
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