... of precedence; and after them came in order the Recorder of London, the Common Sergeant of London, doctors of civil law, doctors of law, and bar- risters. Many of the ?? and Parry among them-also enjoyed patents of precedence, which gave them position ...

... I if iN afeking. This document has greatly an- f| noyed Commandant Snyman, who appears to, n j consider it contrary to the laws of war. It i' n | tells the burghers some things that must be i a! news to them-for instance, that they have:' s | not yet ...

... priests. In Burmah, until its annexation by the British, a law prevailed prohibiting the exporta- tion of all but the stnaliest rubies, under the pain of death, and in consequence of this law. and inaccessibility of the ruby mines, com- l paratively few ...

... PORTUGAL AND DELAU(OA BAY! (From the Standard's Lisbon correspon- dent. ) It is currently reported rtha: at the nmeeaint nf the Cornes on January 2 the King will reEcr- at some length in his speech from the throne to the situation in Suith, Africa, arri to ...

... 'o li-s vji;is rii Lord .AIei- Ltteis eiste this iinth to ?? (Iif til e:'miog of ?? of Lord Haddi, tilaeime to the * LAW INTELLIGENCE LAW NOTICES. (From the Legal Diary.) Fur Fr'day, 5th Janu.ry, 1900- 1-HIGH COURT OF JUSTICE. CONSOLIDsATED TA\XINS O ...

... judicature Act of 1873. but the decree itself was never formally abolished. The rank of Sergeant-%t-Law used to be tice highest degree of barrister in the common law of E and. It is oi great antiquity. At one i time ii barrister coold only receive it after six- ...

... iew - lls- John Larkin, ?? ; L Kenny, - Urban Council: ?? MI (Ginley. D C; John Sweeney, Vice-Chairman Letterkenny +Urban C.orne l; Samuel _MICormick, Oldtowra, Letter- kennyv; Dominick Doherty, D C; Bernard Langan, Urbrn Councillur; James Peoples, hon ...

... Kingscouzrt through Carriokmarons, Castle- b: ilaney, Keady, to Annr gh-the other pro- nmoted by the Great Northern PwRw'ay Corn- pan y for a branch from Castleblaney, through . Keadv to Armnag, Delegations attended I from the Urban and Rural District ...

... the Middlethird and Slievardagh. 1 MrKE DIRECT LABOUR 1g Str R E O'Brien moved that until the Councils 3S are empowered by law to employ direct labour n on the roads, etc. that the County Surveyor te be allowed to appoint and employ ioad-surface a: labourers ...

... about a month to entrench themselves, a Boer force of 12,000 men repulsed el along the line nearly 30,000 British troops. A corn- parison of these achievements affords probably a pretty accurate notion of the relative vanue of the Boer and the British ...

... District Council be authorised to I pay the monthly salaries of the School Atten- darice officers to the School Attendance Corn- mittee. A letter was read from the County ; C'ouncil favouring the recommendation. The I resolution vwas passed. ER or tELAK ...

... ithoit (: ;97.00Q. . Mr Byrne said h alf the amount Shu :.i Isave ' been lodged. If tfie Corporation stoed i6V the letter of the law the ,saliaruiu:rs could do' -i | r wis-e and require the Corporation to pav up the sadn balanice. v The matter then dropped ...