 It falleth out, that there be three of us the King's servants in great places, that are lawyers by descent, Mr. Attorney son of a judge, Mr. Solicitor likewise son of a judge, and myself a chancellor's son. Now because the law roots so well in my time,...  The Order of the Coif - Page 180by Alexander Pulling - 1884 - 288 pagesFull view - About this book
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...whom I will hear, your lordships will give me leave to tell you a fancy. It falleth out, that there be three of us the King's servants in great places, that...law roots so well in my time, I will water it at the root thus far, as besides these great ones, I will hear any judge's son before a serjeant, and any... | |
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...whom I will hear, your lordships will give me leave to tell you a fancy. It falleth out, that there be three of us the king's servants in great places, that...law roots so well in my time, I will water it at the root thus far, as besides these great ones, I will hear any judge's son before a Serjeant, and any... | |
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...whom I will hear, your lordships will give me leave to tell you a fancy. It falleth out, that there be three of us the king's servants in great places, that...law roots so well in my time, I will water it at the root thus far, as besides these great ones, I will hear any judge's son before a serjeant, and any... | |
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 | Francis Bacon - 1841 - 612 pages
...whom I will hear, your lordships will give me leave to tell you a fancy. It falleth out, that there be election, when you, having a large and fruitful mind,...when you would be observed; speech must be either root this far, as, besides these great ones, I will hear any judge's son before a sergeant, and any... | |
 | Law - 1843 - 528 pages
...court of chancery, he had it to say that there were three of the king's servants in great places : Mr. Attorney, son of a judge, Mr. Solicitor, likewise son of a judge, and himself a chancellor's son. Heneage Finch, the son of lord chancellor Nottingham, elevated himself... | |
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 | John Campbell Baron Campbell - Judges - 1847 - 548 pages
...calls "a fancy" — which would cause a mutiny at the bar in our times. " It falleth out that there be three of us the King's servants, in great places,...son. Now, because the law roots so well in my time, 1 will water it at the root thus far, as besides these great ones I will hear any Judge's son before... | |
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...lordships will give me leave to tell you a fancy. It falleth out, that there be three of us theking's servants in great places, that are lawyers by descent,...roots so well in my time., I will water it at the root this far, as, besides these great ones, I will hear any judge's son before a sergeant, and any... | |
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