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St Ambrose and St Paulinus had even held high administrative and judicial offices.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 8, SLICE 9VARIOUS
The enlargement of the judicial power of the department was to be effected by a different process.
INQUIRY INTO THE ORIGIN AND COURSE OF POLITICAL PARTIES IN THE UNITED STATESMARTIN VAN BUREN
The prince was little more than the hired commander of the troops and the president of the judicial administration.
RUSSIADONALD MACKENZIE WALLACE
Will you sanction by your judicial authority transactions done in direct defiance of your legislative authority?
THE WORKS OF THE RIGHT HONOURABLE EDMUND BURKE, VOL. XI. (OF 12)EDMUND BURKE
For this purpose the judicial committee of the privy council was created in 1833.
ENCYCLOPAEDIA BRITANNICA, 11TH EDITION, VOLUME 2, SLICE 3VARIOUS
In the man Francesco had long discovered the judicial mind, and the discreet intelligence of the trained statesman.
THE HILL OF VENUSNATHAN GALLIZIER
Is it to lag behind and vainly pursue an equitable adjustment which is rendered fleeting by judicial forms?
THE ORIGINS OF CONTEMPORARY FRANCE, VOLUME 3 (OF 6)HIPPOLYTE A. TAINE
These gentlemen hold no judicial position; and curiously enough, while a part of the ministry, are never in the cabinet.
THE GOVERNMENT OF ENGLAND (VOL. I)A. LAWRENCE LOWELL
Judicial officers may also be removed by the governor on address of the legislature.
THE GOVERNMENT CLASS BOOKANDREW W. YOUNG
The powers of the government are divided into three distinct departments;—the legislative,—the executive,—and the judicial.
A NEW GUIDE FOR EMIGRANTS TO THE WESTJ. M. PECK

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