The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volumes 7-8Saunders and Benning, 1859 - Law |
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Page 48
... period of their lives , the curious fact of their names being always associated in the plays would be thus explained . We therefore may assume , after the manner of Shakespearian critics , that they were solicitors , carrying on busi ...
... period of their lives , the curious fact of their names being always associated in the plays would be thus explained . We therefore may assume , after the manner of Shakespearian critics , that they were solicitors , carrying on busi ...
Page 52
... period of an age or two , the law of a kingdom , and with it its government , may have as many shapes as a silkworm hath in the period of a year ; so that they that now live cannot project under what lawes their 52 Mr. Locke King's ...
... period of an age or two , the law of a kingdom , and with it its government , may have as many shapes as a silkworm hath in the period of a year ; so that they that now live cannot project under what lawes their 52 Mr. Locke King's ...
Page 68
... paper ) , speeches , and pamphlets , emanating alike from king and parliament . Although passing through this fiery period unscathed , the library does not appear to have been materially increased until 68 The Library of the Middle Temple .
... paper ) , speeches , and pamphlets , emanating alike from king and parliament . Although passing through this fiery period unscathed , the library does not appear to have been materially increased until 68 The Library of the Middle Temple .
Page 69
... periods of strange , and , to us , unaccountable neglect , the effects of which were , till lately , very discernible in its weakness upon particular important subjects , and are not even yet entirely eradicated . For example - a ...
... periods of strange , and , to us , unaccountable neglect , the effects of which were , till lately , very discernible in its weakness upon particular important subjects , and are not even yet entirely eradicated . For example - a ...
Page 71
... period between 1711 and 1826 , very many were unfortunately lost , and especially some of the most scarce and valuable tracts of which the collection could boast . During this period flourished , amongst many other eminent men ...
... period between 1711 and 1826 , very many were unfortunately lost , and especially some of the most scarce and valuable tracts of which the collection could boast . During this period flourished , amongst many other eminent men ...
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