The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 33
... Society for card - playing in the Inn . " It was not till 1489 that we get , for the first time , an ordinance unmistakably passed by the Bench alone . This was made by " the Governors of the Inn for the time being and Worshipfulls ...
... Society for card - playing in the Inn . " It was not till 1489 that we get , for the first time , an ordinance unmistakably passed by the Bench alone . This was made by " the Governors of the Inn for the time being and Worshipfulls ...
Page 34
... Society . Any Master of the Bench failing to attend , after due notice , any " General Council , " was liable under an order of 1519 to a fine of 6s . 8d . , and in 1520 we read of a " Great Council " being attended by thirteen Masters ...
... Society . Any Master of the Bench failing to attend , after due notice , any " General Council , " was liable under an order of 1519 to a fine of 6s . 8d . , and in 1520 we read of a " Great Council " being attended by thirteen Masters ...
Page 35
... Society . Whatever may have been the authority of the Benchers , it is clear that the Utter Barristers had , at the beginning of the 16th century , a very considerable share in the government of the Inn . In 1501 , resolutions of ...
... Society . Whatever may have been the authority of the Benchers , it is clear that the Utter Barristers had , at the beginning of the 16th century , a very considerable share in the government of the Inn . In 1501 , resolutions of ...
Page 36
... Society . It is significant that the Treasurer Jenner should , in 1515 , have been or- dered to render his annual account to the Auditors on the following All Souls ' Day , " so that the same be openly declared in the Temple Hall in the ...
... Society . It is significant that the Treasurer Jenner should , in 1515 , have been or- dered to render his annual account to the Auditors on the following All Souls ' Day , " so that the same be openly declared in the Temple Hall in the ...
Page 37
... Society having fallen heavily into debt - the " apparels " for Christmas 1635 amounting to £ 232 : os . 2d . - the Lord Privy Seal , the two Chief Justices , and Mr. Justice Baskeley , the Arbitrators appointed , took the opportunity of ...
... Society having fallen heavily into debt - the " apparels " for Christmas 1635 amounting to £ 232 : os . 2d . - the Lord Privy Seal , the two Chief Justices , and Mr. Justice Baskeley , the Arbitrators appointed , took the opportunity of ...
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