The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 30
... trust that the interests of the inhabi- tants of the Channel islands , as well as those which England has in their contentment and prosperity , will be well considered before any important steps be taken to remodel their laws , customs ...
... trust that the interests of the inhabi- tants of the Channel islands , as well as those which England has in their contentment and prosperity , will be well considered before any important steps be taken to remodel their laws , customs ...
Page 84
... trust , therefore , that in attempting to place before our readers , with some aid derived from the above work , and from other undoubted sources of the latest and best consi- dered views , a condensed statement of leading principles ...
... trust , therefore , that in attempting to place before our readers , with some aid derived from the above work , and from other undoubted sources of the latest and best consi- dered views , a condensed statement of leading principles ...
Page 99
... trust it more readily , and moreover to abstain from examining into the character of the business transacted , even when the means exist for doing this effectually . In fact , from the common want of knowledge on this subject , most ...
... trust it more readily , and moreover to abstain from examining into the character of the business transacted , even when the means exist for doing this effectually . In fact , from the common want of knowledge on this subject , most ...
Page 136
... trust to any of their recommendations relative to consolidation . Their proceedings , minutes , and weak reports , are a disgrace , not only to the country , but also to every individual member of the commission . Except for one purpose ...
... trust to any of their recommendations relative to consolidation . Their proceedings , minutes , and weak reports , are a disgrace , not only to the country , but also to every individual member of the commission . Except for one purpose ...
Page 139
... the united kingdom . We confess we are not over - sanguine as to the result . Governmental departments have not , apparently , any very precise idea of the meaning of the word " entire . " We trust Statute Law Commission . 139.
... the united kingdom . We confess we are not over - sanguine as to the result . Governmental departments have not , apparently , any very precise idea of the meaning of the word " entire . " We trust Statute Law Commission . 139.
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