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15 Volumes Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in The Court of The Queen's Bench

and The Court of Exchequer Chamber

On Error From the Court of Queens Bench

With Tables of the Names of the Cases Argued and Cited and the Prinicipal Matters

Volume I

Containing the Cases of Michaelmas Term 1852, Hilary Term and Vacation 1853, and Part of Easter Term 1853, XVI Victoria

by Thomas Flower Ellis and Colin Blackburn

1853 - London - S. Sweet

9.5"x 6", xx, 888, clii.pp

Volume II

Containing the Cases Determined in Part of Easter Term, Trinity Term and Vacation, and Michaelmas Term, 1853, XVI and XVII Victoria

by Thomas Flower Ellis and Colin Blackburn

1854 - London - S. Sweet

9.5" x 6", xxii, 1060pp

Volume III

Containing the Cases Determined in Hilary Term and Vacation, Easter Term and Vacation, and Trinity Term, 1854, XVII Victoria

by Thomas Flower Ellis and Colin Blackburn

1855 - London - S. Sweet

9.5" x 6", xxii, 1078pp

Volume IV

Containing the Cases Determined in Trinity Vacation, Michaelmas Term and Vacation, 1854, and Hilary Term and Vacation, and Easter Term, 1855, XVII & XVIII Victoria

by Thomas Flower Ellis and Colin Blackburn

1856 - London - H. Sweet

9.5" x 6", xxii, 1098pp

Volume V

Containing the Cases Determined in Part of Easter Term, Trinity Term and Vacation, and Michaelmas Term and Vacation, 1855, and Hilary Term, 1856, XVIII & XIX Victoria

by Thomas Flower Ellis and Colin Blackburn

1856 - London - H. Sweet

9.5" x 6", xxii, 1106pp

Volume VI

Containing the Cases Determined in Hilary Vacation, Easter Term and Vacation, Trinity Term and Vacation, and Part of Michaelmas Term, 1856, XIX & XX Victoria

by Thomas Flower Ellis and Colin Blackburn

1857 - London - H. Sweet

9.5" x 6", xxi, 1098pp

Volume VII

Containing the Cases Determined in Part of Michaelmas Term, 1856, Hilary Term and Vacation, Easter Term and Trinity Term, 1857, XX Victoria

by Thomas Ellis Flower and Colin Blackburn

1858 - London - H. Sweet

9.5" x 6", xxi, 1039pp

Volume VIII

Containing the Cases Determined in Trinity Vacation, Michaelmas Term and Vacation, 1857, and Hilary Term and Vacation, 1858, XX & XXI Victoria

by Thomas Ellis Flower and Colin Blackburn

1859 - London - H. Sweet

9.5" x 6", xxi, 1140pp

Volume XIV

Containing The Cases Determined in Trinity Vacation, Michaelmas Term and Vacation, and Hilary Term and Vacation, XIII Victoria

by John Leycester Adolphus and Thomas Flower Ellis

1853 - London - Stevens & Norton, S. Sweet

9.5" x 6", xxvii, 1001pp

Volume XV

Containing the Cases Determined in Easter Term, Trinity Term and Vacation, and Michaelmas Term, XIII and XIV Victoria

by John Leycester Adolphus and Thomas Flower Ellis

1852 - London - Benning and Co

9.5" x 6", xxvi, 1182pp

Volume XVII

Containing the Cases Determined in Easter Term, Trinity Term and Vacation, and Michaelmas Term and Vacation, 1851, and Hilary Term, 1852, XIV and XV Victoria

by John Leycester Adolphus and Thomas Flower Ellis

1855 - London - H. Sweet

9.5" x 6", xxiii, 1099pp

Volume XVIII

Containing the Cases Determined in Hilary Vacation, Easter Term and Trinity Term, 1852, XV Victoria

by John Leycester Adolphus and Thomas Flower Ellis

1856 - London - H. Sweet

9.5" x 6", xxi, 954pp

1860

Containing the Cases Determined in Easter Term, and Trinity Term and Vacation, 1858, XXI & XXII Victoria

by Thomas Flower Ellis, Colin Blackburn and Francis Ellis

1860 - London - H. Sweet

9.5" x 6", xxiii, 1116pp

Volume I

Containing the Cases Determined in Michaelmas Term and Vacation, 1858, and Hilary

Term and Vacation, Easter Term and Vacation, and Trinity Term, 1859

by Thomas Flower Ellis and Francis Ellis

1863 - London - H. Sweet

9.5" x 6", xxii, 1154pp

Volume II

Containing the Cases of Trinity Term and Vacation, Michaelmas Term and Vacation, Hilary Term and Vacation, Easter Term and Vacation, And Trinity Term.

XXII & XXIII Victoria

by Thomas Flower Ellis and Francis Ellis

1865 - London - H. Sweet

9.5" x 6", xxi, 970pp

DETAILS

15 hardbound volumes in ivory cloth covered boards.

Colin Blackburn, Baron Blackburn (1813 - January 8, 1896), Scottish judge, was born in Selkirkshire, and educated at Eton and at Trinity College, Cambridge, taking high mathematical honours in 1835. He was called to the bar in 1838, and went the northern circuit. He employed himself in reporting and editing, with Thomas Flower Ellis, eight volumes of the highly-esteemed Ellis and Blackburn reports, and was so little known to the legal world that his promotion to a puisne judgeship in the court of queen's bench in 1859 was at first ascribed to Lord Campbell's partiality for his countrymen, but Lord Lyndhurst, Lord Wensleydale and Lord Cranworth came forward to defend the appointment.

He soon proved himself one of the soundest lawyers on the bench, and when he was promoted to the Court of Appeal in 1876 was considered the highest authority on common law. In 1876 he was made a Lord of Appeal in Ordinary and a life peer as Baron Blackburn, of Killearn in the County of Stirlingshire. Both in this capacity and as judge of the queen's bench he delivered many judgments of the highest importance, and no decisions have been received with greater respect. In 1886 he was appointed a member of the commission charged to prepare a digest of the criminal law, but retired on account of indisposition in the following year. He died at his country residence, Doonholm in Ayrshire, on the 8th of January 1896.

CONDITION

The bindings are generally tight and firm with all covers and pages attached although the hinges are strained. There is some wear to the extremities including rubbing and marks. Internally the pages are clean and bright with the occasional handling mark. There are library stamps to the front and rear blank end papers. Overall the volumes are in very good condition.

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