The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 54
... Justice that difficult questions of law will arise , or that there are unusual circumstances which render it ... Justice of the Common Pleas and Lord Justice Bramwell are endeavouring to compel Under - Sheriffs to place the special and ...
... Justice that difficult questions of law will arise , or that there are unusual circumstances which render it ... Justice of the Common Pleas and Lord Justice Bramwell are endeavouring to compel Under - Sheriffs to place the special and ...
Page 55
... justice miscarries , public opinion is not tardy in making itself heard , and the clemency of the Crown is invoked by popular clamour . Now it is in the highest degree impolitic that the public should have occasion to intermeddle with ...
... justice miscarries , public opinion is not tardy in making itself heard , and the clemency of the Crown is invoked by popular clamour . Now it is in the highest degree impolitic that the public should have occasion to intermeddle with ...
Page 58
... Justice Lush , Mr. Justice Barry , of the High Court of Justice in Ireland , and its originator , Sir . J. F. Stephen , who , during the months of November , December , January and February , will devote to it all the time that may be ...
... Justice Lush , Mr. Justice Barry , of the High Court of Justice in Ireland , and its originator , Sir . J. F. Stephen , who , during the months of November , December , January and February , will devote to it all the time that may be ...
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... JUSTICE ΤΗ KEOGH . HE death of Mr. Justice Keogh is not only remarkable as depriving the Irish Judicature of a very con- spicuous figure ; the legal profession has lost in the late judge one of the most active and vigorous intellects ...
... JUSTICE ΤΗ KEOGH . HE death of Mr. Justice Keogh is not only remarkable as depriving the Irish Judicature of a very con- spicuous figure ; the legal profession has lost in the late judge one of the most active and vigorous intellects ...
Page 63
... desperate as that for the masses of the population . There could hardly be imagined a worse political atmosphere than that in which young Keogh passed the years of preparation THE LATE RIGHT HON . MR . JUSTICE KEOGH . 63.
... desperate as that for the masses of the population . There could hardly be imagined a worse political atmosphere than that in which young Keogh passed the years of preparation THE LATE RIGHT HON . MR . JUSTICE KEOGH . 63.
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