The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 78
... Commissions ( the formi- dable blue books , always called for , little read ) , were about twenty - two years since presented to the Society . It is fortunate at present that the gift was not repeated ; for , assuredly , the pre- sent ...
... Commissions ( the formi- dable blue books , always called for , little read ) , were about twenty - two years since presented to the Society . It is fortunate at present that the gift was not repeated ; for , assuredly , the pre- sent ...
Page 116
... commission , and not with reference to any action upon the exchanges . The one transaction is looked upon by commercial men here as regular , long custom having established and sanc- tioned it - the other has , of late , grown up to be ...
... commission , and not with reference to any action upon the exchanges . The one transaction is looked upon by commercial men here as regular , long custom having established and sanc- tioned it - the other has , of late , grown up to be ...
Page 122
... Commission ; and he then took the opportunity of observing , that he thought the commission had given the public " much information , " but , on the whole , the government was considering whether the com- mission might not be stopped ...
... Commission ; and he then took the opportunity of observing , that he thought the commission had given the public " much information , " but , on the whole , the government was considering whether the com- mission might not be stopped ...
Page 123
... commission , it must be allowed , had enormous difficulties to contend with ; but it never set about overcoming them in the right way . The only plea in extenuation which can be urged in its favour is , that this last commission has ...
... commission , it must be allowed , had enormous difficulties to contend with ; but it never set about overcoming them in the right way . The only plea in extenuation which can be urged in its favour is , that this last commission has ...
Page 125
... ; repeal- ing what is obsolete , and consolidating what consists of needless repetition ; specifying the general heads of the statute law most necessary to be dealt with in either way ; the Statute Law Commission . 125.
... ; repeal- ing what is obsolete , and consolidating what consists of needless repetition ; specifying the general heads of the statute law most necessary to be dealt with in either way ; the Statute Law Commission . 125.
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