...duo ova quotidie parituram. At ilia impinguata nullum peperit. — De Augmentis, LV. v. 8. p. 267. and increase of love to you again. And after I had...me as a workman, than the reducing and recompiling the laws of England." (a) In this tract, having traced the exertions of different legislators from...

...made while he was Attorney General to James I. " Afr er I had thought of many things," be observes, -' I could find, in my judgment, none more proper for your Majesty as a master, nor for me as a u-orkman, than the reducing and recompiling of • lie Laws of England." Sir Francis then proeeeds...

...your favour, having made me privy-councillor, and continuing me in the place of your attorney-general, I take it to be my duty, not only to speed your commandments...reducing and recompiling of the laws of England." And having traced the exertions of different legislators from Moses to Augustus, he says, " Caesar,...

...for a compilation of the law, he says, " Your Majesty, of your favour having made me pnvy counsellor; and continuing me in the place of your attorney-general,...reducing and recompiling of the laws of England." To the same effect, in his Preface to the Elements of the Common Law, he says : " I hold every man...

...suam duo ova quotic parituram. At ilia impinguata nullum peperit. — De Augmentis, LV. v. p. 267. and increase of love to you again. And after I had...me as a workman, than the reducing and recompiling the laws of England." (a) In this tract, having traced the exertions of different legislators from...

...your favour having made me privycouncillor, and continuing me in the place of your attorney-general, I take it to be my duty not only to speed your commandments...me as a workman, than the reducing and recompiling the laws of England." So too, Sir Samuel Romilly was no sooner promoted to the office of solicitor-general,...

...to be my duty, not only to speed your commandments and the business of my place, but to meditate and excogitate of myself, wherein I may best, by my travels,...the reducing and recompiling of the laws of England :" and having traced the exertions of different legislators from Moses to Augustus, he says, " Csesar,...

...holy-day the more, but that I should dedicate ray time to your service with less distraction ; * * * and after I had thought of many things, I could find...reducing and recompiling of the Laws of England." He then goes through the various objections which may be urged against the proposition, which we shall...

...between party and party, I should keep holyday the more ; but that I should dedicate my time to yonr service with less distraction. Wherefore, in this...the reducing and recompiling of the laws of England. Yonr majesty is a king blessed with posterity ; and these kings sort best with acts of perpetuity,...

...business of my place, but to meditate and to excogitate of myself, wherein I may best, by my travails, matter which is handled ; for there isa great difference...howsoever contention hath been moved, touching a the laws of England." In this tract, having traced the exertions of different legislators from Moses...