The Quarterly Review, Volume 263, Issue 522John Murray, 1934 |
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Page 286
... allowed to own real estate ( 1723 ) , and thirty more before a law was passed to allow of their being naturalised , and that without taking the sacrament , which was the usual accompaniment ( 1753 ) , only to be repealed under strong ...
... allowed to own real estate ( 1723 ) , and thirty more before a law was passed to allow of their being naturalised , and that without taking the sacrament , which was the usual accompaniment ( 1753 ) , only to be repealed under strong ...
Page 302
... allowed to take the oath , permitting his statements to be received for what they were worth in circumstances in which he might be tempted to lie . But English courts were reluctant to distinguish between the admissibility of testimony ...
... allowed to take the oath , permitting his statements to be received for what they were worth in circumstances in which he might be tempted to lie . But English courts were reluctant to distinguish between the admissibility of testimony ...
Page 303
... allowed , but liberties have to be allowed daily in much of the civil work . The cause of legal reform would be greatly advanced if those high in the legal hierarchy , especially those who criticise proposals for reform , would spend ...
... allowed , but liberties have to be allowed daily in much of the civil work . The cause of legal reform would be greatly advanced if those high in the legal hierarchy , especially those who criticise proposals for reform , would spend ...
Contents
ART CONTENTS | 185 |
Poetry and Verse and Worse PAGE | 189 |
ELIA By C E Lawrence | 203 |
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