The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 3Saunders and Benning, 1874 - Law |
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... learned contemporaries , and he may add , to do ample justice to their labours . The spirit in which he intends to work , in one word , is that of justice . That justice , which is now become the object of law , should be the pole star ...
... learned contemporaries , and he may add , to do ample justice to their labours . The spirit in which he intends to work , in one word , is that of justice . That justice , which is now become the object of law , should be the pole star ...
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... feelings of the Bar towards the late Chief Justice - In the absence of my learned friend the Attorney - General , I have been requested by my brethren of the Bar to express to your Lordships the deep and 30 CHANGES IN THE JUDICATURE .
... feelings of the Bar towards the late Chief Justice - In the absence of my learned friend the Attorney - General , I have been requested by my brethren of the Bar to express to your Lordships the deep and 30 CHANGES IN THE JUDICATURE .
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... learned and able Romilly . The office was offered to Sir John Coleridge , the Attorney- General , and for sometime he had under consideration the question whether he should accept it or not . He had been engaged in carrying through ...
... learned and able Romilly . The office was offered to Sir John Coleridge , the Attorney- General , and for sometime he had under consideration the question whether he should accept it or not . He had been engaged in carrying through ...
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... learned gentle- man , besides his high legal attainments , will carry with him the good will of those who have to practise before him - no small help in the Court of Chancery . There are objections to a judge of First Instance in ...
... learned gentle- man , besides his high legal attainments , will carry with him the good will of those who have to practise before him - no small help in the Court of Chancery . There are objections to a judge of First Instance in ...
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... learned editon of Blackstone's Commentaries , acquired a solid reputation as a lawyer and a jurist , and had , in many learned arguments , given evidence- of the most solid and valuable qualifications of a judge . Two years afterwards ...
... learned editon of Blackstone's Commentaries , acquired a solid reputation as a lawyer and a jurist , and had , in many learned arguments , given evidence- of the most solid and valuable qualifications of a judge . Two years afterwards ...
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