Though the mere opinion of an Attorney- or Solicitor-Genera… - William Henry Ashurst

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Though the mere opinion of an Attorney- or Solicitor-General ought not to be cited, yet coupled with the fact, it may have some weight as showing the general sense of professional men.

William Henry Ashurst

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William Henry Ashurst (1725–1807) was an English judge.

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Alternative Names: Sir William Henry Ashurst • Sir William Henry Ashhurst

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