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'' | <!-- base page also transcribed as JB/056/004/002 --> <head>1829 <sic>Nov.</sic> 26<lb/>Constitutional Code</head> <!-- some in pencil --> <p>1 <note>1<hi rend="superscript">o</hi><lb/><sic>Ch.</sic> XXIV Professional Lawyers</note><lb/>(1 <note>§ 3 <del>Fields of <unclear>duties</unclear></del> <add>Who</add></note></p> <p><del>§3. <hi rend="underline">Fields of Service</hi></del></p> <p><sic>Art.</sic> 2 <del>Local</del> <add>Logical</add> field of service. By a Professional<lb/>Lawyer, or <add>say</add> for shortness a Lawyer, understand a person<lb/>whose profession it is, to officiate as assistant or substitute<lb/>to persons at large in all judicial business, appearing <add>acting in Judicatories</add><lb/><del>for</del> <add>on behalf of</add> such his Client <del>either as an <gap/> or as substitute</del><lb/>as <add>their</add> assistant or substitute, in consideration of appropriate<lb/>remuneration afforded to him at their <sic>expence</sic></p> <!-- whole paragraph crossed though in ink --><p><sic>Art.</sic> 4. <add><hi rend="underline">Local field of service</hi>.</add> Having <del>been sat</del> in any one <add>Immediate</add> Judicatory<lb/>been <add>as per §.3 <sic>Locable</sic> who</add> admitted to serve in this capacity, a person is free<lb/>to serve in the same capacity, in every other Judicatory<lb/>in the <del>state</del> territory of the State.</p> | ||
<!-- four small pieces of paper, pinned over the base page also transcribed as JB/056/004/003 --> <p>Procedure Code<lb/><unclear>Tabulary Bondsmen</unclear><lb/><sic>Morn. Chron.</sic> 20 <sic>Feb</sic> 1827<lb/>Four admitted for Blackstone<lb/>Taylor</p> <p><sic>Examn</sic> June 26<lb/>Lords <gap/><lb/>Bread Tax ably<lb/>exposed from the<lb/>Scotsman.</p> <p>March 1824<lb/>Here follows a<lb/>Note written after<lb/>perusal, by <add>one</add> <del><gap/><lb/>gap of the Author's<lb/>English disciples,</del> <sic>M<hi rend="superscript">r</hi></sic> Mill.<lb/>"Though <add>it be</add> too long perhaps<lb/>"to be actually pronounced,<lb/>"a legislator, on the occasion<lb/>"proposed, might be required<lb/>"to say — 'I<lb/>'have read this declaration<lb/><add>with <del><gap/></del> all attention</add><lb/>'and hold myself bound<lb/>'by it, in the same manner<lb/>'as if <del>I had solemnly<lb/>pronounced as<lb/>by it</del> For the purpose<lb/>'of binding myself'<lb/>I had most solemnly<lb/>pronounced it.</p> <p>Form<lb/><unclear>Cadena</unclear> nature <unclear>cadena</unclear> <gap/><lb/>Additional use — The <del><gap/></del> same idea<lb/>been repeated every time the word<lb/>occurs is <del><gap/></del> engraved so<lb/>much the deeper in<lb/>the memory.</p> | |||
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1829 Nov. 26
Constitutional Code
1 1o
Ch. XXIV Professional Lawyers
(1 § 3 Fields of duties Who
§3. Fields of Service
Art. 2 Local Logical field of service. By a Professional
Lawyer, or say for shortness a Lawyer, understand a person
whose profession it is, to officiate as assistant or substitute
to persons at large in all judicial business, appearing acting in Judicatories
for on behalf of such his Client either as an or as substitute
as their assistant or substitute, in consideration of appropriate
remuneration afforded to him at their expence
Art. 4. Local field of service. Having been sat in any one Immediate Judicatory
been as per §.3 Locable who admitted to serve in this capacity, a person is free
to serve in the same capacity, in every other Judicatory
in the state territory of the State.
Procedure Code
Tabulary Bondsmen
Morn. Chron. 20 Feb 1827
Four admitted for Blackstone
Taylor
Examn June 26
Lords
Bread Tax ably
exposed from the
Scotsman.
March 1824
Here follows a
Note written after
perusal, by one
gap of the Author's
English disciples, Mr Mill.
"Though it be too long perhaps
"to be actually pronounced,
"a legislator, on the occasion
"proposed, might be required
"to say — 'I
'have read this declaration
with all attention
'and hold myself bound
'by it, in the same manner
'as if I had solemnly
pronounced as
by it For the purpose
'of binding myself'
I had most solemnly
pronounced it.
Form
Cadena nature cadena
Additional use — The same idea
been repeated every time the word
occurs is engraved so
much the deeper in
the memory.
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