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... accession of Henry VIII. to that of Queen Anne, with Blaokstone on Personal Property and the Rights of Persons. Justinian's Institutes may be brought up in lieu of Blackstone. For Honours. — Law, especially the Law of England. Can- didates for the three superior ...
... another man, named Pearce, the brother of the deceased, who was accordingly committed to the felons' ward iv Newgate, where he remained seveu days. When the case was brought before Mr. Justice Maule he said, speaking of Mr. Pearce, This man seems to ...
... centuries after the institution of Parliament no Jew was suffered to live in England. As late as the reign of James the First they were accounted not merely a/tews, but ''alien enemies, as will be seen passim in the H Institutes of Lord Coke. The ...
... Thomas Steers, with intent to do him grievous bodily harm Mr. Clerk and Mr. Pameu appeared for the prosecution, which was instituted by the authorities of the Treasury Mr. Parry, Mr. Cooper, and Mr. Ribton appeared for the prisoners. From the statement ...
... with. He gave his address, 18, Arlington-street, Camden Town, and observing that he had not been near us for some time, we instituted inquiries in Camden Town, but we found he had never lived there. My partner paid the money to the porter, who gave a stamped ...
... ; but as he had not thought fit to make any reply to the commu- nication addressed to him Mr. Wilson felt it his duty to institute the present proceedings. The fracas arose out of an allegation made at the vestry wi'h respect to Mr. Steele having netted ...
... Dodson, Mr. W. Welfit, Mr. T. Garfit.JMr. Higgins, Rev. W. .Mason, Mr. C. Ingoldsby, Mr. G. Gilliard, Mr. Cooke, Rev. Mr. Pearce, Rev. P. Dodson, Rev. F. Laurent, Rbv. Mr. Allott, Rev. Mr. Fielding, Rev. Mr. Harrison, Mr. J. Laurent, Captain Mansell, ...
... The medical certi^J signed C. W. Pearce, surgeon, stated the cause of •JJ ! to be continued fever, severe scald, followed by oo*\ ' sions; but this being far from satisfactory, a judicial hw ! was instituted. The following is the evidence :— Martha ...
... other, the more disguised, but not less serious, advance of Romanising tendencies within our Church and in her various institutions. As regards the latter danger, your committee are aware of the delicacy of the question and the difficulty of dealing with ...
... of these C 0(1 l c application for a renewal was made to the Privy We are, Sir, your obedient servants, PEARCE, PHILLIPS, WINCKWORTH, and PEARCE, WILSON, HARRISON, and BRISTOW, T„ , Solicitors for the Electric Telegraph Company. Feb. 13. Join en thronisation ...
... LACE- MKNS, HABERDASHERS', AND HOSIERS' ASSOCIATION. The 19th annual meeting of this very excellent institution was held last night at Exeter Hall, J. Pearce, Esq., in the chair. The Secretary read the report. It appeared that since the date of the last annual ...
... Geological Survey of the United Kingdom. Class 2. — Dumas, Paris— Formerly Minister of Agricul- ture and Commerce, Member of the Institute, &c. Class 3. Russian — Nomination not yet made. Class 4. Professor R. Owen, ?? College of Surgeons, London— Curator to the ...