The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1914 - Law |
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... Lord Chancellor of Ireland . was no After he was raised to the Bench , Lord Ashbourne main- tained his old regard for the Irish Bar : he guarded its privileges and preserved its traditions : he generously sup- ported its Benevolent ...
... Lord Chancellor of Ireland . was no After he was raised to the Bench , Lord Ashbourne main- tained his old regard for the Irish Bar : he guarded its privileges and preserved its traditions : he generously sup- ported its Benevolent ...
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... Chancellor of the Exchequer at the age of twenty - three , his legal career came to an end , but he did not lose his interest in the profession . He long kept up his connection with the Western Circuit , of which he was a member , and Lord ...
... Chancellor of the Exchequer at the age of twenty - three , his legal career came to an end , but he did not lose his interest in the profession . He long kept up his connection with the Western Circuit , of which he was a member , and Lord ...
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... Lord Redesdale and Lord Chancellor of Ireland , and William Adam 52 PITT , THE YOUNGER , AS A BARRISTER .
... Lord Redesdale and Lord Chancellor of Ireland , and William Adam 52 PITT , THE YOUNGER , AS A BARRISTER .
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A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. Redesdale and Lord Chancellor of Ireland , and William Adam , afterwards Lord Chief Commissioner of the Scottish Jury Court . It is interesting to mention that he filled the post of " Recorder , " an ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. Redesdale and Lord Chancellor of Ireland , and William Adam , afterwards Lord Chief Commissioner of the Scottish Jury Court . It is interesting to mention that he filled the post of " Recorder , " an ...
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... Lord Alvanley . In 1782 Pitt's attention was turned for ever from the Bar by his appointment to the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer . It is probable that if he had continued to practise , he would have become one of the ornaments ...
... Lord Alvanley . In 1782 Pitt's attention was turned for ever from the Bar by his appointment to the office of Chancellor of the Exchequer . It is probable that if he had continued to practise , he would have become one of the ornaments ...
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