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'' | <head>1828 July 30<lb/>Blackstone explained Rudiments.</head> <!-- this page is organised in three columns --> <p><unclear>Discover the contradiction</unclear><lb/>in Denmark: in English<lb/>Hand-power or say<lb/>Manual power: as in<lb/>1. Manual labours<lb/>2. Manual exercise.</p> <!-- bracketed numbers in pencil --> <p>Security<lb/>is <lb/>(1)<lb/>1. For the person secured<lb/>(4)<lb/>2 as against <add>the</add> evil<lb/>doers<lb/>(3)<lb/>3. as against evil<lb/>(2)<lb/>4. for, or in respect<lb/>of the thing <add>subject matter</add> secured.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of second column --> <p>§.2 Actors in the Judicial<lb/>Theatre<lb/>1. Judge Principal or<lb/>Depute<lb/>2. Government Advocate or<lb/>Depute permanent or occasional<lb/>3. Eleemosynary Advocate<lb/>or Depute — permanent or<lb/>occasional.<lb/>4. Registrar, or Depute<lb/>permanent or occasional<lb/>On Regulatory Enquiry<lb/>or say Examination.<lb/>5. Quasi Jurymen: 3.<lb/>interest Ordinary 2.<lb/>Erudite. 1.</p> <p>6. Judiciary Inspector<lb/><gap/> <gap/> : viz<lb/>1 Probationary Lawyers<lb/>2. Expectant Suitors</p> <p>7. Parties <gap/><lb/>1. on Parties side<lb/>2. a Defendant's side</p> <!-- line across the column in ink --> <p>1. <gap/><lb/>10. Door Lawyers (defend)<lb/>If Incidentals<lb/>11 Mandate bearers<lb/>12. <sic>Prehensors</sic> <del>defen</del> <add>(defence)</add><lb/>13. Judiciary Guards:<lb/>defence</p> <p>8. Parties' assistants or<lb/>Proxies or say <hi rend="underline">Deputes</hi><lb/>1. On Parties side</p> <p>9. On Defendant's side</p> <p><del>No</del> N.B. Whether<lb/>Assistants or Deputes<lb/>Parties Professional<lb/>Assistants are at<lb/>once Attorneys and<lb/>Advocates.</p> <pb/> <!-- start of third column --> <p>§.3. Judiciary Functionaries</p> <p>I. Purely Magistrates<lb/><add>viz in <gap/> Shires<lb/>these all <gap/> that</add><lb/>1. Judge, and Depute<lb/>2. Government Assistant &<lb/>Depute<lb/>3. Eleemosynary Advocate <lb/>and Depute<lb/>4. Registrar & Deputes<lb/>5. Quasi-Jurymen</p> <p>II. Auxiliary: viz.<lb/>Judicial Inspector<lb/>1. Probationary Lawyers<lb/><del>2. <gap/> <add> <gap/></add> <gap/> Suitors</del><lb/>2. Suitors in expectancy</p> <p>III. Ministerial<lb/><add>I Constantly attendant</add><lb/>1: Doorkeepers<lb/>4. Incidentally attendants<lb/>2. Mandate-bearers<lb/>3. <sic>Prehensors</sic><lb/>4 Guards</p> <p>IX. Magisterial in the<lb/><unclear>Bis</unclear> subdistricts exercising<lb/><del><gap/></del> to entire purpose<lb/>judiciary in addition<lb/>to administrative functions</p> <p>1. Local <gap/><lb/>2. Local Registrars,<lb/>or say Local <gap/><lb/>Registrar.</p> | ||
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1828 July 30
Blackstone explained Rudiments.
Discover the contradiction
in Denmark: in English
Hand-power or say
Manual power: as in
1. Manual labours
2. Manual exercise.
Security
is
(1)
1. For the person secured
(4)
2 as against the evil
doers
(3)
3. as against evil
(2)
4. for, or in respect
of the thing subject matter secured.
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§.2 Actors in the Judicial
Theatre
1. Judge Principal or
Depute
2. Government Advocate or
Depute permanent or occasional
3. Eleemosynary Advocate
or Depute — permanent or
occasional.
4. Registrar, or Depute
permanent or occasional
On Regulatory Enquiry
or say Examination.
5. Quasi Jurymen: 3.
interest Ordinary 2.
Erudite. 1.
6. Judiciary Inspector
: viz
1 Probationary Lawyers
2. Expectant Suitors
7. Parties
1. on Parties side
2. a Defendant's side
1.
10. Door Lawyers (defend)
If Incidentals
11 Mandate bearers
12. Prehensors defen (defence)
13. Judiciary Guards:
defence
8. Parties' assistants or
Proxies or say Deputes
1. On Parties side
9. On Defendant's side
No N.B. Whether
Assistants or Deputes
Parties Professional
Assistants are at
once Attorneys and
Advocates.
---page break---
§.3. Judiciary Functionaries
I. Purely Magistrates
viz in Shires
these all that
1. Judge, and Depute
2. Government Assistant &
Depute
3. Eleemosynary Advocate
and Depute
4. Registrar & Deputes
5. Quasi-Jurymen
II. Auxiliary: viz.
Judicial Inspector
1. Probationary Lawyers
2. Suitors
2. Suitors in expectancy
III. Ministerial
I Constantly attendant
1: Doorkeepers
4. Incidentally attendants
2. Mandate-bearers
3. Prehensors
4 Guards
IX. Magisterial in the
Bis subdistricts exercising
to entire purpose
judiciary in addition
to administrative functions
1. Local
2. Local Registrars,
or say Local
Registrar.
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