A History of English Law, Volume 13

11 Ibid action advocated Age of Grey appointed Attorney-General Bentham bill Bowring Brougham Campbell Chancellor Chief Justice cited common law constitution court of Chancery creed criminal law criticism decisions defendant doctrine duties economic edition effect eighteenth century Eldon England English law equity Essay evidence Exchequer fact French gave George George III George IV Graham Wallas Grey and Peel Halévy Hansard House of Commons House of Lords Ibid ideas industrial influence J. S. Mill judge jurisdiction jury King's Bench labour law reform lawyers legislation Legislature Leslie Stephen matter Mill offences Parliament party period persons Philosophic Radicalism Pitt pleading political practice principle of utility procedure proposed published punishment question reason repealed reports Revolution Romilly rules says seen seqq society statutes theory topics Tory trade Treatise viii Whigs William William IV