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Page 131
... the subject appear , by the minutes , to have taken place , but for some time
they led to no result ; and by the first report of the commission , made in July ,
1854 , it seems that the majority of the commissioners still adhered to the original
plan .
... the subject appear , by the minutes , to have taken place , but for some time
they led to no result ; and by the first report of the commission , made in July ,
1854 , it seems that the majority of the commissioners still adhered to the original
plan .
Page 136
... past evil consequences of sham legislation , to consider whether any effectual
measures could have been , or can be adopted to purify and simplify the statute
book . And here let us say at once , that had Lord Cranworth's original suggestion
...
... past evil consequences of sham legislation , to consider whether any effectual
measures could have been , or can be adopted to purify and simplify the statute
book . And here let us say at once , that had Lord Cranworth's original suggestion
...
Page 149
He has curiously misunderstood the medical term employed ! - ( Editor . ) ? We
assume there is no misprint in the original returns , which are accurately repeated
in Dr. Taylor's book . England , and is the agent most generally employed for ...
He has curiously misunderstood the medical term employed ! - ( Editor . ) ? We
assume there is no misprint in the original returns , which are accurately repeated
in Dr. Taylor's book . England , and is the agent most generally employed for ...
Page 189
The original bills either pretended to be , or professed not to be , prepared by
competent persons properly instructed as to the principles and objects of the
measures , and as to the important parts of the machinery to be employed under
their ...
The original bills either pretended to be , or professed not to be , prepared by
competent persons properly instructed as to the principles and objects of the
measures , and as to the important parts of the machinery to be employed under
their ...
Page 190
Assuming all this , we will examine the original bills , which we are thus in
courtesy forced to believe were in all material points those which the Solicitor -
General meant to place , in their integrity , on the Statute book , and which he did
not ...
Assuming all this , we will examine the original bills , which we are thus in
courtesy forced to believe were in all material points those which the Solicitor -
General meant to place , in their integrity , on the Statute book , and which he did
not ...
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1859 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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