Works, Volume 9J. Stockdale, 1807 |
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Page 24
... judges ; in relating the facts which gave birth to the liti- gation ; in dividing the parts of their address to the court ; in marshalling their evidence ; in difpofing and enforcing their observations ; in digreffing without deviation ...
... judges ; in relating the facts which gave birth to the liti- gation ; in dividing the parts of their address to the court ; in marshalling their evidence ; in difpofing and enforcing their observations ; in digreffing without deviation ...
Page 25
... to the difpofition of his judges , and the nature of each particular cafe ; and here I cannot for- bear adding the fketch of a speech , now unfor- tunately loft , against ARISTOGITON and AR- CHIPPUS , which THE PREFATORY DISCOURSE . 25.
... to the difpofition of his judges , and the nature of each particular cafe ; and here I cannot for- bear adding the fketch of a speech , now unfor- tunately loft , against ARISTOGITON and AR- CHIPPUS , which THE PREFATORY DISCOURSE . 25.
Page 49
... judges ) af- ferted on one fide and denied on the other , the Archon proceeded , as if the defendant had pleaded generally and all the writings in the cause , the bills , claims , crofs - depofitions , challenges , pro- testations , and ...
... judges ) af- ferted on one fide and denied on the other , the Archon proceeded , as if the defendant had pleaded generally and all the writings in the cause , the bills , claims , crofs - depofitions , challenges , pro- testations , and ...
Page 51
... judges , on whom I chufe in general to confer that title , because they determined not the fact only , but the law and equity , of every cafe : although I have always been of opinion with the learned antiquary Dr. PETTINGAL , that they ...
... judges , on whom I chufe in general to confer that title , because they determined not the fact only , but the law and equity , of every cafe : although I have always been of opinion with the learned antiquary Dr. PETTINGAL , that they ...
Page 52
... judges , they fwore folemnly , among other things , " that they would never 65 accept a bribe directly or indirectly for pro- " nouncing their fentence , nor fuffer any of " their fellows to be bribed , with their know- ledge , by any ...
... judges , they fwore folemnly , among other things , " that they would never 65 accept a bribe directly or indirectly for pro- " nouncing their fentence , nor fuffer any of " their fellows to be bribed , with their know- ledge , by any ...
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