The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 51
... called ' attorneys . ' They now all wish to be called solicitors , when doing the proper business of attorneys in the courts of common law . Most sincerely honouring this branch of our profession , if it would please them , I am ready ...
... called ' attorneys . ' They now all wish to be called solicitors , when doing the proper business of attorneys in the courts of common law . Most sincerely honouring this branch of our profession , if it would please them , I am ready ...
Page 77
... called Mackay's " ( fol . 1637 ) , is known to have furnished large draughts of inspiration to Sir Walter Scott , before introducing to the world his “ Dugald Dal- getty . " Thomas Carve's " Itinerarium in Legione Colonelli Devereux ...
... called Mackay's " ( fol . 1637 ) , is known to have furnished large draughts of inspiration to Sir Walter Scott , before introducing to the world his “ Dugald Dal- getty . " Thomas Carve's " Itinerarium in Legione Colonelli Devereux ...
Page 78
... called for , little read ) , were about twenty - two years since presented to the Society . It is fortunate at present that the gift was not repeated ; for , assuredly , the pre- sent receptacle for its books would not contain such ...
... called for , little read ) , were about twenty - two years since presented to the Society . It is fortunate at present that the gift was not repeated ; for , assuredly , the pre- sent receptacle for its books would not contain such ...
Page 85
... called a panic . Now , the best authorities among the practical men ( Mr. Weguelin , Mr. Hubbard , and others ) tell us - and no person comes forward to deny it , because the statement is rested on practical details which cannot be ...
... called a panic . Now , the best authorities among the practical men ( Mr. Weguelin , Mr. Hubbard , and others ) tell us - and no person comes forward to deny it , because the statement is rested on practical details which cannot be ...
Page 88
... called the common - sense view— which so often means only the first sight , the casual , superficial view — but seldom comparatively coincides with the view which research and inquiry , conducted upon a circumspect and cautious ...
... called the common - sense view— which so often means only the first sight , the casual , superficial view — but seldom comparatively coincides with the view which research and inquiry , conducted upon a circumspect and cautious ...
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