Court reforms proposed with Scotland Ireland and colonies
A plan for an eight member court including ex officio law lords, sitting in two divisions, with pensions preserved for ex chancellors and chief justices. Advocates kept circuits, a minister of justice urged, and law reform discussed alongside education and health during a long congress.
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Bristol School Board
Lowe
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Plymouth
Social Science Congress
Lord Napier
Ettrick
Mr. Hastings
Acland
A. Rooker
J. Bowring
T Sage
the Morrison
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Devonport
Law Department
Stock
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Rooker
Fowler
Waddilove
Lavilliere
Durant
Red Cross
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Geneva
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Sir B. Leighton
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