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... lPuul's, lCol- -vent-Gardesa, his property. Tlomas Veek sworn: I beg, my Lord, tiat the prisoner put l1is hat on before I speak to his person. Mr. ANDREWS: That shall ble done during the trial. Mr.Veck: I am a bookseller in Tavistaocc-strect, Covent- ...

... Solicitor when lie pleased; and it was equally clear that a Solicitur had a right tw the. payment of ;his coits, and generally speaking had a lien on tue papers until those costs were paid; but this lien Was not to prevent the client from having access to those ...

... description of coacItes. Mr. Justice PAnIc: The words letto hire, in the Statute of Geo., do not occur until the Act comes to speak of mourning coaches. The words in my copy are not exactly as you have read lqeni. Th-e word ilst is introduced, and the passage ...

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