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Page 167
... a title to be put upon the Special Jurors ' List . The grounds for this proposal
were as follows : According to the law as it stood until the year 1870 , such men ,
and such men only , as came within the category of “ banker , merchant , or
esquite ...
... a title to be put upon the Special Jurors ' List . The grounds for this proposal
were as follows : According to the law as it stood until the year 1870 , such men ,
and such men only , as came within the category of “ banker , merchant , or
esquite ...
Page 173
The jurors ' list is made out by streets , and not according to the alphabetical
order of the names , so that in the natural course of things a summoning officer ,
when dispatched on a professional excursion , has to net his prey by proceeding
...
The jurors ' list is made out by streets , and not according to the alphabetical
order of the names , so that in the natural course of things a summoning officer ,
when dispatched on a professional excursion , has to net his prey by proceeding
...
Page 175
It is obvious that the quality of juries must , under the system which has been
described , vary extremely according to the spots from which they may happen to
have been taken . The Aldgate , Langbourne , and Tower Wards probably supply
...
It is obvious that the quality of juries must , under the system which has been
described , vary extremely according to the spots from which they may happen to
have been taken . The Aldgate , Langbourne , and Tower Wards probably supply
...
Page 176
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. Karslake could not ever , according to all
the distinct arithmetical conditions of probability , have existence . It will thus be
seen that no reliable judgment can be formed from any single example as to the ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. Karslake could not ever , according to all
the distinct arithmetical conditions of probability , have existence . It will thus be
seen that no reliable judgment can be formed from any single example as to the ...
Page 177
... for six months prior to the 24th of June in any year ” any such premises as are
afterwards described shall be qualified as a special or as a common juror , as the
case may be , according to the annual value of the premises held by him .
... for six months prior to the 24th of June in any year ” any such premises as are
afterwards described shall be qualified as a special or as a common juror , as the
case may be , according to the annual value of the premises held by him .
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1874 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 9 Dec 2011 |
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