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Page 86
... afterwards ; and against women his modesty was an effectual guard , though he was as much inclined as any man , which made him desirous to marry . ” On the 28th of June , 1661 , Mr. North was called to the bar , and applied himself ...
... afterwards ; and against women his modesty was an effectual guard , though he was as much inclined as any man , which made him desirous to marry . ” On the 28th of June , 1661 , Mr. North was called to the bar , and applied himself ...
Page 186
... afterwards followed by that of Lord Hardwicke , the chancellor , and strenuous endeavours were made to induce Lord Mansfield's accept- ance of the seals ; but his attachment to the Duke of Newcastle , and his disinclination to a ...
... afterwards followed by that of Lord Hardwicke , the chancellor , and strenuous endeavours were made to induce Lord Mansfield's accept- ance of the seals ; but his attachment to the Duke of Newcastle , and his disinclination to a ...
Page 247
... ( afterwards Lord Mansfield ) on the selection of a proper person to fill the vacancy . The solicitor - general warmly recommended Mr. Black- stone , who was accordingly introduced to the duke . Being desirous of ascertaining the ...
... ( afterwards Lord Mansfield ) on the selection of a proper person to fill the vacancy . The solicitor - general warmly recommended Mr. Black- stone , who was accordingly introduced to the duke . Being desirous of ascertaining the ...
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