The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 160
... considered by British colonists as a friend to whom they may always appeal for the redress of their wrongs . " The evils of despotism , " observed his Lordship , " are sufficiently notorious . Imperialism must rest upon the sole ...
... considered by British colonists as a friend to whom they may always appeal for the redress of their wrongs . " The evils of despotism , " observed his Lordship , " are sufficiently notorious . Imperialism must rest upon the sole ...
Page 176
... considered the main body of Western Christendom had fallen . She now decreed that there are only two sacra- ments generally necessary for salvation , and left to the individual members of her Church to hold , if they like , that the ...
... considered the main body of Western Christendom had fallen . She now decreed that there are only two sacra- ments generally necessary for salvation , and left to the individual members of her Church to hold , if they like , that the ...
Page 185
... considered in this article . The Statute of 1869 is primarily applicable to England , and not to Scotland or Ireland . No doubt the Scotch or Irish property of an English bankrupt may be dealt with under the Act ; but , considering the ...
... considered in this article . The Statute of 1869 is primarily applicable to England , and not to Scotland or Ireland . No doubt the Scotch or Irish property of an English bankrupt may be dealt with under the Act ; but , considering the ...
Page 203
... considered as an act of bankruptcy . Bank- ruptcy should begin from the state of the adjudication , and the legal doctrine of relation should be abrogated . Official control and supervision should be purely administrative , and the ...
... considered as an act of bankruptcy . Bank- ruptcy should begin from the state of the adjudication , and the legal doctrine of relation should be abrogated . Official control and supervision should be purely administrative , and the ...
Page 246
... considered " Of small importance what language , pure or corrupt , a people has , or what is their customary degree of propriety in speaking it , a matter which oftener than once was the salvation of Athens . " It will not be Mr. Moon's ...
... considered " Of small importance what language , pure or corrupt , a people has , or what is their customary degree of propriety in speaking it , a matter which oftener than once was the salvation of Athens . " It will not be Mr. Moon's ...
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