Lord Kingsdowns Recollections of His Life At the Bar And in Parliament
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These altercations were very frequent, and on one occasion (before Lord Kingsdowris Recollections. 45 I was called) Romilly was exasperated into applying the term impertinent to something which Leach had said or done. Leach immediately left the Rolls Court, at which this scene took place, and sent a note in- sisting on an immediate apology or a hostile meeting. Romilly preferred the former alternative. Leach felt his advan- tage, and used it not very generously. Leach had great power of sarcasm..., and a very insulting tone towards his adversaries ; and I have been present myself on more than one occasion when Sir S. Romilly has appealed to the Court against Leach's behaviour. Lord Eldon had a good deal of difficulty in keeping the peace between them. I remember a parting blow which Romilly dealt to his adversary just before his promotion to the Bench. The Habeas Corpus Act was at that time suspended. Leach, in opposing a motion for the new trial of an issue, had insisted much on the right of juries to decide finally, and 46 Lord Kingsdowris Recollections.
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These altercations were very frequent, and on one occasion (before Lord Kingsdowris Recollections. 45 I was called) Romilly was exasperated into applying the term impertinent to something which Leach had said or done. Leach immediately left the Rolls Court, at which this scene took place, and sent a note in- sisting on an immediate apology or a hostile meeting. Romilly preferred the former alternative. Leach felt his advan- tage, and used it not very generously. Leach had great power of sarcasm..., and a very insulting tone towards his adversaries ; and I have been present myself on more than one occasion when Sir S. Romilly has appealed to the Court against Leach's behaviour. Lord Eldon had a good deal of difficulty in keeping the peace between them. I remember a parting blow which Romilly dealt to his adversary just before his promotion to the Bench. The Habeas Corpus Act was at that time suspended. Leach, in opposing a motion for the new trial of an issue, had insisted much on the right of juries to decide finally, and 46 Lord Kingsdowris Recollections.
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