...; (347.) --------- I- 519 see also Grand Jury Presentments. Courts of Law : I. Bill: Bill lo extend to all barristers practising in the superior courts...privileges of serjeants-at-law in the Court of Common Pleas ; (542.) I- 371 II. Accounts and Papers : Copies of all claims made by the Masters in Chancery, and...

...having no interest in the subject matter of such claims. An Act to abolish deodands. An Act to extend to all barristers practising in the superior courts at Westminster, the privileges of serjeants at law in the Court of Common Pleas. An Act to provide forms of proceedings under the Acts...

...and forty-seven, and to the End of the then next Session of Parliament. Ibid. 54. An Act to extend to all Barristers practising in the Superior Courts at Westminster the Privileges of Serjeants at Law in the Court of Common Pleas. Ibid. 55. An Act to defray until the First Day of August...

...and to the End of the then next Session of Parliament ----------- ^ig August.} LIV. AN ACT to extend to all Barristers practising in the Superior Courts at Westminster the Privileges of Serjeants at Law in the Court of Common Pleas - (18 August.} LV. AN ACT to defray until the First Day...

...amended or repealed by any Act to be passed in this session of Parliament. CAP. LIV. AN ACT to extend to all Barristers practising in the Superior Courts at Westminster the Privileges of Serjeants at Law in the Court of Common Pleas. (18th August 1846.) By this ACT, After reciting that...

...Viet. c. 54., intituled " An act 9 & 10 Viet. to extend to all barristers practising in the superior c' courts at Westminster ; the privileges of serjeants-at-law in the court of Common Pleas," — reciting that "it 184,6. would tend to the more equal distribution, and to the consequent despatch,...

...the late act, 1 William IV. cap. 70, the number was increased (as in the other law courts) toßce. No barrister under the degree of Serjeant could formerly...his appointment by letters-patent from the crown, qiutm din se benc gesserit. He ranks immediately before the chief baron of the exchequer, and after...

...the late act, 1 William IV. cap. 70, the number was increased (as in the other law courts) to Jive. No barrister under the degree of Serjeant could formerly...superior courts at Westminster, the privileges of scrjeants-at-law in the Court of Common Pleas." The Chief Justice holds his appointment by letters-patent...

...eight hundred and forty-seven, and to the End of the then next Session of Parliament. An Act to extend Serjeants at Law in the Court of Common Pleas. Repealed from the commencement of the " Supreme Court...

...monopoly came to an end in the next Trinity Vacation but two. On the 18th of August 1846 the Act to extend to all barristers practising in the superior courts...privileges of serjeants-at-law in the Court of Common Pleas received the royal assent.1 Talfourd was made a judge three years later, and in 1854 he died suddenly...