Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 15 |
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A majority of said committee is authorized to act , and as soon as its report is completed the Secretary is directed to have the same printed and a copy thereof sent to each member of the Association , not later than June 1st next .
A majority of said committee is authorized to act , and as soon as its report is completed the Secretary is directed to have the same printed and a copy thereof sent to each member of the Association , not later than June 1st next .
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And the following committee , or a majority thereof - to - wit , Eugene C. Massie , Thomas C. Elder , R. L. Parrish , Frank W. Christian and W. M. Lile are hereby appointed to draft the proposed legislation to be submitted to the ...
And the following committee , or a majority thereof - to - wit , Eugene C. Massie , Thomas C. Elder , R. L. Parrish , Frank W. Christian and W. M. Lile are hereby appointed to draft the proposed legislation to be submitted to the ...
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A considerable number of members returned answers to these questions , and a very large majority of those answering expressed a preference for the Hot Springs , in Bath county , a a place of meeting and some time in the early part of ...
A considerable number of members returned answers to these questions , and a very large majority of those answering expressed a preference for the Hot Springs , in Bath county , a a place of meeting and some time in the early part of ...
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Before he attained his majority , the yearning for a higher education possessed him , and after teaching school for a year , he entered Roanoke ( College in the fall of 1860 , there to pursue his collegiate curriculum .
Before he attained his majority , the yearning for a higher education possessed him , and after teaching school for a year , he entered Roanoke ( College in the fall of 1860 , there to pursue his collegiate curriculum .
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Before he attained his majority , the yearning for a higher edu- cation possessed him , and after teaching school for a year , he entered Roanoke College in the fall of 1860 , there to pursue his collegiate curriculum .
Before he attained his majority , the yearning for a higher edu- cation possessed him , and after teaching school for a year , he entered Roanoke College in the fall of 1860 , there to pursue his collegiate curriculum .
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| Title | Report of the First[-thirty-first] Annual Meeting of the Virginia State Bar Association, Volume 15 |
| Author | Virginia State Bar Association |
| Publisher | Virginia State Bar Association, 1902 |
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