Reports of Cases Argued and Adjudged in the Court of King's Bench: During the Time Lord Mansfield Presided in that Court; from Michaelmas Term, 30 Geo. II. 1756, to Easter Term, 12 Geo. III. 1772, Volume 5W. Clarke, 1812 |
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Page 2585
... Justice CLIVE resigned his judgeship of the Common Pleas ; and Mr. Justice YATES took it . Mr. BLACKSTONE , Solicitor General to the QUEEN , Vinerian Professor of Law , and author of the Commen taries on the Laws of England , succeeded ...
... Justice CLIVE resigned his judgeship of the Common Pleas ; and Mr. Justice YATES took it . Mr. BLACKSTONE , Solicitor General to the QUEEN , Vinerian Professor of Law , and author of the Commen taries on the Laws of England , succeeded ...
Page 2588
... justice of the case is extremely plain and an ob jection that tends manifestly to obstruct that justice , is intitled to no favour . Mr. MANSFIELD - The words of the declaration are- " out of the Court of the said Lord the King , before ...
... justice of the case is extremely plain and an ob jection that tends manifestly to obstruct that justice , is intitled to no favour . Mr. MANSFIELD - The words of the declaration are- " out of the Court of the said Lord the King , before ...
Page 2594
... Justice GOULD ; when it appeared in evidence , as follows ; viz . There was an ancient Foor - bridge over Glusburne - Beck in the indictment mentioned ; and a ford for horses ; and another for carriages ; being in the king's common high ...
... Justice GOULD ; when it appeared in evidence , as follows ; viz . There was an ancient Foor - bridge over Glusburne - Beck in the indictment mentioned ; and a ford for horses ; and another for carriages ; being in the king's common high ...
Page 2597
... Justice WILLES concurred in opinion with Mr. Justice ASTON . It seems to have been originally in- tended as a bridge for the common public utility of the [ 2598 ] county ; and to have been so considered by the Quarter- Sessions ; and ...
... Justice WILLES concurred in opinion with Mr. Justice ASTON . It seems to have been originally in- tended as a bridge for the common public utility of the [ 2598 ] county ; and to have been so considered by the Quarter- Sessions ; and ...
Page 2598
... Justice GOULD ; and an extremely long and unnecessary special verdict was found , which now came on to be argued but the points debated in Court were contracted into a much narrower compass ; and the argument in this Court turned upon ...
... Justice GOULD ; and an extremely long and unnecessary special verdict was found , which now came on to be argued but the points debated in Court were contracted into a much narrower compass ; and the argument in this Court turned upon ...
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