 | Francis Bacon - 1819 - 618 páginas
...Justice of England,(6), and the Attorney (c) to succeed him, and the Solicitor the Attorney. FÏBST, it will strengthen the king's causes greatly amongst...common pleas, having been appointed to that office June 30, 1606. (b) He was advanced to that office October 25, 1613. (c) Sir Henry Hobart, who had been... | |
 | Francis Bacon - 1826 - 492 páginas
...now holdeth 1 to be Chief Justice of England*, and the Attorney 3 to succeed him, and the Solicitor 4 the Attorney. FIRST, it will strengthen the king's...thereupon turn obsequious ; and the attorney-general, a new man, and a grave person, in a judge's place, will come in well to the other, and hold him hard... | |
 | Henry Roscoe - 1830 - 554 páginas
...causes, the example whereof will contain others in more awe.” Re also says, that the projected change “will strengthen the king's causes greatly amongst...thereupon turn obsequious; and the attorneygeneral, a new man and a grave person in a judge's place, will come in well with the other, and hold him hard... | |
 | Henry Roscoe - 1830 - 454 páginas
...causes, the example whereof will contain others in more awe." He also says, that the projected change " will strengthen the king's causes greatly amongst...thereupon turn obsequious ; and the attorneygeneral, a new man and a grave person in a judge's place, will come in well with the other, and hold him hard... | |
 | Henry Roscoe - 1831 - 442 páginas
...causes, the example whereof will contain others in more awe." He also says, that the projected change " will strengthen the king's causes greatly amongst...thereupon turn obsequious; and the attorneygeneral, a new man and a grave person in a judge's place, will come in well with the other, and hold him hard... | |
 | Lives - 1833 - 588 páginas
...glad for his own exculpation to be able to send it in the chief justice's own hind-writing. This and greatly amongst the judges ; for both my Lord Coke...thereupon turn obsequious ; and the attorney-general, a new man, and a grave person, in a judge's place, will come in well to the other, and hold him hard... | |
 | 1833 - 548 páginas
...others in more awe," and " will strengthen the King's causes greatly amongst the Judges ; for both Lord Coke will think himself near a Privy Counsellor's place, and thereupon turn obsequious ; and the Attorney General, a new man, and a grave person, in a Judge's place, will come in well to the other,... | |
 | Cuthbert William Johnson - 1837 - 404 páginas
...arrangement, many urgent reasons were adduced. " First, it will strengthen the King's causes greatly, among the judges, for both my Lord Coke will think himself near a privy-counsellor's place, and thereupon turn obsequious, and the attorney-general, a new man, and a... | |
 | Henry Roscoe - 1841 - 282 páginas
...more awe." He also says, that the projected change "will strengthen the king's causes greatly among the judges ; for both my Lord Coke will think himself...thereupon turn obsequious ; and the attorney-general, a new man and a grave person in a judge's place, will come in well with the other, and hold him hard... | |
 | 1844 - 530 páginas
...succeed him, and the Solicitor the Attorney." " My Lord Coke," suggests the crafty Belial of the law, " will think himself near a privy counsellor's place,...thereupon turn obsequious; and the attorney-general, a new man, and a grave person, in a judge's place, will come in well to the other, and hold him hard... | |
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the Attorney. FIRST, it will strengthen the king's causes greatly amongst the judges: for both my lord Coke will think himself near a privy counsellor's place, and thereupon turn obsequious; and the attorney-general, (a) Of chief justice of the Common... 
