The Law Journal for the Year 1832-1949: Comprising Reports of Cases in the Courts of Chancery, King's Bench, Common Pleas, Exchequer of Pleas, and Exchequer of Chamber, ...E. B. Ince, 1858 |
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... Building employed for Her Majesty's Service - London Militia Depót . A building intended to be the depot for the arms , & c . of the London Militia ( which are the property of the Crown ) , belonging to and erected by the Commissioners ...
... Building employed for Her Majesty's Service - London Militia Depót . A building intended to be the depot for the arms , & c . of the London Militia ( which are the property of the Crown ) , belonging to and erected by the Commissioners ...
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... buildings or premises already purchased or hired , or to purchase or take on lease , for any term not less than sixty years , any portion of land for the purpose of building , and to build or to rebuild thereon secure and suitable buildings ...
... buildings or premises already purchased or hired , or to purchase or take on lease , for any term not less than sixty years , any portion of land for the purpose of building , and to build or to rebuild thereon secure and suitable buildings ...
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... building in question is being erected by the appellant under a contract for that purpose , made between him and the said Commissioners of Lieutenancy , according to plans and specifications prepared by Mr. Jennings , their architect and ...
... building in question is being erected by the appellant under a contract for that purpose , made between him and the said Commissioners of Lieutenancy , according to plans and specifications prepared by Mr. Jennings , their architect and ...
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... building to be employed as a depôt of arms and stores of Her Majesty's troops . " Surely that is being employed in her service . It is immaterial by whom the building is erected and maintained : the question is , for what purpose is it ...
... building to be employed as a depôt of arms and stores of Her Majesty's troops . " Surely that is being employed in her service . It is immaterial by whom the building is erected and maintained : the question is , for what purpose is it ...
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... buildings , the following account of them is here given . To The Bodleian Library . - The library known under this title was first founded by Humphry , Duke of Gloucester , 1480 , on that part of the present building which is now the ...
... buildings , the following account of them is here given . To The Bodleian Library . - The library known under this title was first founded by Humphry , Duke of Gloucester , 1480 , on that part of the present building which is now the ...
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