The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 97
... regards the interests of the shareholders . Practically , every thing depends on the knowledge , and skill , and banking ability , the fidelity and integrity of the manager , who is usually a person who has been bred to the business ...
... regards the interests of the shareholders . Practically , every thing depends on the knowledge , and skill , and banking ability , the fidelity and integrity of the manager , who is usually a person who has been bred to the business ...
Page 113
... regard to the names of the other parties to the bills ; and the Borough Bank of Liverpool was said to have had , at the time of its suspension , no less than 2 millions worth of their discounted bills held in London - paper which they ...
... regard to the names of the other parties to the bills ; and the Borough Bank of Liverpool was said to have had , at the time of its suspension , no less than 2 millions worth of their discounted bills held in London - paper which they ...
Page 140
... regard to the second purpose for which our defunct Statute Commission was issued - namely , the suggestion of rules for ensuring simplicity and uniformity in future statutes — the commissioners are more decided . They devote their ...
... regard to the second purpose for which our defunct Statute Commission was issued - namely , the suggestion of rules for ensuring simplicity and uniformity in future statutes — the commissioners are more decided . They devote their ...
Page 148
... regard to pins and needles ; for here no less than 254 were removed from a woman's body , most of which had been there some thirteen years . She was fortunate , however , in the sticking of her pins , and in the mode in which the ...
... regard to pins and needles ; for here no less than 254 were removed from a woman's body , most of which had been there some thirteen years . She was fortunate , however , in the sticking of her pins , and in the mode in which the ...
Page 150
... regard to poisonings require some explanation , which we hope Dr. Taylor will afford in the next edition of his book ; for we see that of Guy's forty per cent . of the poisoned patients died — i . e . , two out of five — whilst at the ...
... regard to poisonings require some explanation , which we hope Dr. Taylor will afford in the next edition of his book ; for we see that of Guy's forty per cent . of the poisoned patients died — i . e . , two out of five — whilst at the ...
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