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Page 104
... the heroic defender of Jersey , by which lady , who died April 9 , 1855 , he
leaves surviving issue besides three daughters , four sons ; Frederick Augustus (
now Lord Chelmsford ) , C.B. , 104 LEGAL OBITUARY OF THE QUARTER .
... the heroic defender of Jersey , by which lady , who died April 9 , 1855 , he
leaves surviving issue besides three daughters , four sons ; Frederick Augustus (
now Lord Chelmsford ) , C.B. , 104 LEGAL OBITUARY OF THE QUARTER .
Page 105
... criminal judge , though somewhat severe , Lord Cowan rarely made any
mistake in estimating the guilt or innocence of a prisoner ; it was indeed a
hopeless task for a counsel to endeavour to divert his mind from the main point at
issue .
... criminal judge , though somewhat severe , Lord Cowan rarely made any
mistake in estimating the guilt or innocence of a prisoner ; it was indeed a
hopeless task for a counsel to endeavour to divert his mind from the main point at
issue .
Page 129
OME of the difficulties which we had foreseen as likely to present themselves
before the British Administration of the Government of Cyprus have arisen since
our last issue . As the subject is one of considerable importance alike to British ...
OME of the difficulties which we had foreseen as likely to present themselves
before the British Administration of the Government of Cyprus have arisen since
our last issue . As the subject is one of considerable importance alike to British ...
Page 169
But when we look into the difference between matrimony and concubinage , we
find that it is an important one ; in the latter there is neither dower nor settlement ,
and the issue of the union do not pass into their father's power except under ...
But when we look into the difference between matrimony and concubinage , we
find that it is an important one ; in the latter there is neither dower nor settlement ,
and the issue of the union do not pass into their father's power except under ...
Page 208
... Louis , rendered the Codification of Procedure and of the Common Law
feasible , if not easy ; and in these days , he continues , for Codification to be
rendered feasible is to ensure that it will , sooner or later , be carried to a
successful issue .
... Louis , rendered the Codification of Procedure and of the Common Law
feasible , if not easy ; and in these days , he continues , for Codification to be
rendered feasible is to ensure that it will , sooner or later , be carried to a
successful issue .
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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