Law -- England; Poor -- England; Poor laws -- England; Working class -- England
46 18 Duke de Cadaval's case. Hansard. 1837. Vol. 39, p. 593.
48 2 J. B. Atlay. "The Victorian Chancellors." I., 406.
48 18 Lord Brougham's speech. Hansard. 1837. Vol. 39, p. 574.
49 15 Lord Brougham's speech. Hansard. 1844. Vol. 75, p. 1174.
51 6 See Judgment of Sir George Jessel, M.R., in _Marris_ v.
_Ingram_, (1879) Law Reports, 13 Chancery Division, p. 341.
55 6 Sir Robert Collier's speech. Hansard. 1869. Vol. 197, p.
421.
CHAPTER IV
65 5 "Debtors' Imprisonment Report, 1909." Appendix 19, at p. 371.
70 26 Basil Montagu. "Opinions of Paley Burke and Dr. Johnson on
Imprisonment for Debt."
75 5 Jeremy Taylor. "A Prayer to be said by all Debtors, and all
Persons obliged whether by Crime or Contract." "Holy Living
and Dying."
CHAPTER V
There are many books on the Workmen's Compensation Act. That
by Mr. Adshead Elliott is as clear and comprehensive as any.
The Hansard Debates on the Bills of 1897 and 1906 are full
of interest.
81 12 John Chipman Gray. "Nature and Services of Law." Sections
222-224.
83 13 _The Attorney-General_ v. _The Edison Telephone Co.
of London, Ltd._, (1880) Law Reports, 6 Queen's Bench
Division, p. 244.
86 5 Gilbert E. Roe. "Our Judicial Oligarchy."
87 17 Mr. Asquith's speech on Employers' Liability Bill. Hansard.
1893. Vol. 8, p. 1948.
92 24 See the judgments of Lord Halsbury and Lord Davey, in
_Lysons_ v. _Andrew Knowles_, (1901) Law Reports,
Appeal Cases, p. 79.
CHAPTER VI
108 28 Jeremiah xxii. 13.
109 16 See "The Living Wage," by Philip Snowden, M.P., for a
sensible, practical statement of the Socialist ideal.
109 18 Psalms xxxv. 10.
110 11 Carlyle. "Chartism." Chap. I.
119 30 Hansard. 1883. Vol. 277, p. 834.
CHAPTER VII
The chief authority for this chapter is "The Report of the
Royal Commission on Divorce and Matrimonial Causes,"
published in 1912, cited below as D. C.
125 13 Notes on the Reformatio Legum Ecclesiasticarum. D. C., III.,
pp. 44-58. Appendix II., p. 23.
129 24 J. B. Atlay. "The Victorian Chancellors." II., 71.
133 24 Jane and Fred's Case. D. C., II., 390.
134 14 George and Mary's Case. D. C., II., 390.
136 4 Note by Mrs. Tennant. D. C. Report, 169.
137 28 Mr. Justice Bargrave Deane's evidence. D. C., I., 49.
138 16 Alfred and Anna's Case. D. C., II., 390.
139 9 John and Catherine's Case. D. C., II., 391.
140 25 Norah's Case. D. C., II., 391.
143 17 Divorce in France. M. Mesnil's evidence. D. C., III., 485.
146 18 Mr. Dendy's evidence. D. C., I., 133.
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