The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 59
... favour of the accused , from the general provisions as to the same matter of the Criminal Law in like cases . These exceptive provisions then - statutory in enactment , * Macaulay , Hist . of England , Works , Vol . IV . ( 1866. ) and ...
... favour of the accused , from the general provisions as to the same matter of the Criminal Law in like cases . These exceptive provisions then - statutory in enactment , * Macaulay , Hist . of England , Works , Vol . IV . ( 1866. ) and ...
Page 69
... favour of his Church ; and when the struggle connected with the Ecclesiastical Titles Act had passed away , he took every occasion of asserting in the House of Commons his attachment to law and the principles of public policy , as ...
... favour of his Church ; and when the struggle connected with the Ecclesiastical Titles Act had passed away , he took every occasion of asserting in the House of Commons his attachment to law and the principles of public policy , as ...
Page 71
... favour of Major Trench was , how- ever , but a small matter compared with the fury which the Judge's picture of the clergy in Galway , and his comments . on their proceedings , excited . Two Bishops and several members of the inferior ...
... favour of Major Trench was , how- ever , but a small matter compared with the fury which the Judge's picture of the clergy in Galway , and his comments . on their proceedings , excited . Two Bishops and several members of the inferior ...
Page 80
... favour of such a state of things . No good end can be attained , no object realized , by need- lessly perpetuating old differences , still less by needlessly creating new ones . Separate legislation increases the labours and ...
... favour of such a state of things . No good end can be attained , no object realized , by need- lessly perpetuating old differences , still less by needlessly creating new ones . Separate legislation increases the labours and ...
Page 89
... favour which I have endeavoured to point out , he can in the last resort , if all else fails , fall back upon the duly recorded certificate of two medical men , upon which the patient was originally admitted ; and this , even if ...
... favour which I have endeavoured to point out , he can in the last resort , if all else fails , fall back upon the duly recorded certificate of two medical men , upon which the patient was originally admitted ; and this , even if ...
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