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Legal Collection (page 34)

From ancient rights to modern marvels, the legal world is full of fascinating stories and innovations

Background imageLegal Collection: Arch of Titus and Basilica of Maxentius, Rome, Italy

Arch of Titus and Basilica of Maxentius, Rome, Italy
Side view of the Arch of Titus, with the tower of the Basilica di Massenzio (Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine) in the distance on the left

Background imageLegal Collection: Training Ship Mount Edgcumbe, Saltash, Cornwall

Training Ship Mount Edgcumbe, Saltash, Cornwall
The Mount Edgcumbe Industrial Training Ship for Homeless and Destitute Boys was established at Saltash in Cornwall in 1877

Background imageLegal Collection: George V receiving address, Grays Inn, London

George V receiving address, Grays Inn, London
King George V receiving an Address from the Benchers (senior lawyers) at Grays Inn, London. Queen Mary sits next to him in an open carriage

Background imageLegal Collection: Local Government Board Offices, Whitehall, London

Local Government Board Offices, Whitehall, London
A view of the Local Government Boards headquarters, at the junction of Great George Street and Parliament Street, Central London

Background imageLegal Collection: John Wesleys Chapel, Kingswood Reformatory, Bristol

John Wesleys Chapel, Kingswood Reformatory, Bristol
Uniformed inmates stand outside John Wesleys Chapel at the Kingswood Reformatory near Bristol, opened in 1854 and one of the first such institutions

Background imageLegal Collection: Sir Albert de Rutzen

Sir Albert de Rutzen (1831-1913), Chief Metropolitan Magistrate, at the time of his resignation, not long before he died

Background imageLegal Collection: Lord Chief Justice approaching Westminster Abbey

Lord Chief Justice approaching Westminster Abbey
The Lord Chief Justice approaches Westminster Abbey as part of the judges procession from the Royal Courts of Justice, for the annual religious service to mark the beginning of the legal year

Background imageLegal Collection: Judges procession to Westminster Abbey

Judges procession to Westminster Abbey
Part of the judges procession from the Royal Courts of Justice to Westminster Abbey, for the annual religious service to mark the beginning of the legal year. The custom dates back to the Middle Ages

Background imageLegal Collection: Modern Athenians plate 14 - Edinburgh

Modern Athenians plate 14 - Edinburgh
Adam Duff (d. 1840) Sheriff of Midlothian approaching The Hon. Henry, Lord Cockburn (1779-1854) Two legal gentleman, the former a confirmed Tory, the later with Whig sentiments

Background imageLegal Collection: Old Chambers in Middle Temple Lane, London, 1857

Old Chambers in Middle Temple Lane, London, 1857
Engraving showing old chambers, of the London legal profession, in Middle Temple Lane, London, 1857

Background imageLegal Collection: A Legal Method of thrashing out grain or forestallers & regr

A Legal Method of thrashing out grain or forestallers & regr
Profiteers vomit and disgorge products they have monopolised while Lord Chief Justice Kenyon threshes them with a flail enforcing the repealed laws against forestallers and regraters. Date: 1800

Background imageLegal Collection: Diet of Wislica

Diet of Wislica
At the Diet of Wislica, Kazimierz (Casimir) III Wielki (the Great) introduces legal reforms

Background imageLegal Collection: German Tribunal

German Tribunal
Legal procedures were simple in ancient Germany : the protagonists stated their case before judges in open tribunal which awarded judgment and prescribed penalties

Background imageLegal Collection: Jerome William Knapp

Jerome William Knapp
JEROME WILLIAM KNAPP Scottish lawyer - the legal document spilling out of the frame is a characteristic Kay touch

Background imageLegal Collection: Mr George Lewis

Mr George Lewis
GEORGE HENRY LEWIS Society lawyer. Acted in many sensational Victorian cases and eventually represented the Prince of Wales and other members of society

Background imageLegal Collection: Waldeck-Rousseau / Demare

Waldeck-Rousseau / Demare
PIERRE MARIE HENRI ERNEST WALDECK-ROUSSEAU French statesman, depicted causing consternation among French lawyers with his plans for reform of the legal system

Background imageLegal Collection: Page from the Edict of the Lombard King Rothair

Page from the Edict of the Lombard King Rothair
A page from the Edict (Edictum Rothari) of the Lombard King Rothar (Rothair, Rothari, reigned 636-652). Written in Latin, it is a compilation of Lombard law

Background imageLegal Collection: Courthouse, Philipsburg, Dutch St. Maarten, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

Courthouse, Philipsburg, Dutch St. Maarten, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

Background imageLegal Collection: Law Courts, Mumbai, India, Asia

Law Courts, Mumbai, India, Asia

Background imageLegal Collection: Exterior of the Supreme Court of Justice, Washington D

Exterior of the Supreme Court of Justice, Washington D.C. United States of America (USA), North America

Background imageLegal Collection: Sign and building of the Court House on North Spring Street

Sign and building of the Court House on North Spring Street, in Los Angeles, California, United States of America, North America

Background imageLegal Collection: County Court House in the the Wild West old silver

County Court House in the the Wild West old silver mining town of Silverton, Colorado, United States of America, North America

Background imageLegal Collection: Detail, Law Courts

Detail, Law Courts, Lahore, Pakistan, Asia

Background imageLegal Collection: The Law of Gortyna

The Law of Gortyna, massive stone tablets dating from the 5th century BC, Gortyn, island of Crete, Greece, Mediterranean, Europe

Background imageLegal Collection: Licence for Servant

Licence for Servant
A LICENCE FOR ONE MALE SERVANT Issued by the Inland Revenue at Castle Cary, Somerset, 14 January 1891

Background imageLegal Collection: Mania / Legal Battles

Mania / Legal Battles
The proliferation of railway projects leads to legal battles, which must be resolved by Parliamentary committees, at great cost to the shareholders who invest

Background imageLegal Collection: French Public Defender

French Public Defender
A French public defender

Background imageLegal Collection: Le Code Civil

Le Code Civil
Under Napoleons consulship, the Code Civil becomes law, assuring all citizens the legal benefits brought by the Revolution

Background imageLegal Collection: Letter of Attestment

Letter of Attestment
authorising David Fraser, Messenger at Arms, to seize property of 4 members of the Stewart family, to the value of L500, owing to Francis Fraser, trader of Edinburgh

Background imageLegal Collection: Apprentice Indenture

Apprentice Indenture
Indenture, whereby Charles Midwinter junior is bound apprentice to John Anthony Gray, London stationer, for seven years. Gaming and taverns are discouraged

Background imageLegal Collection: PITTACUS

PITTACUS of Mytilene Greek statesman, lawgiver and sage who ruled that legal penalties should be doubled if the offender is drunk

Background imageLegal Collection: Solicitor cheating a couple

Solicitor cheating a couple
An elderly couple are cheated by a solicitor

Background imageLegal Collection: Judicial hearing in Ancient Rome

Judicial hearing in Ancient Rome
A judicial hearing taking place in Ancient Rome

Background imageLegal Collection: Legal expenses of an election

Legal expenses of an election
A cartoon satirising The Ordinary Legal Expenses of an Election



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From ancient rights to modern marvels, the legal world is full of fascinating stories and innovations. 📜✨ Did you know that the Brudenell Magna Carta, dating back to 1215, laid the foundation for many legal principles still in use today? It was a groundbreaking document that championed individual liberties and limited the power of monarchs. Fast forward to 1787 when the Constitution of USA was drafted, shaping one of the most influential legal systems in history. This remarkable document established a framework for governance and protected citizens' fundamental rights. Speaking of innovation, let's take a ride through British engineering excellence with vehicles like the Ariel Atom Britain and Noble M400 Britain. These high-performance machines showcase how technology meets legality on four wheels. But not all historical landmarks were glamorous; some served as reminders of social welfare policies. The Congleton Union Workhouse in Arclid, Cheshire or Union Workhouses like those found in Pontypool (Monmouthshire) and Newport Pagnell (Buckinghamshire) shed light on past efforts to provide relief for those in need. Legal matters can also be found beyond statutes and constitutions. Take for example the Twelve Tables of Rome drawn up around 450 BC – an early attempt at codifying laws that influenced future legal systems worldwide. Intriguingly enough, even entertainment has its place within legality. Strip tease card games like Theatre Suit-Conductor have faced their fair share of scrutiny throughout history due to moral concerns but continue to exist as forms of expression protected by law. And who could forget about iconic figures within law? From Magna Carta advocate Rogers to lawyer extraordinaire Mlle Miropolski – these individuals have left their mark on legal history with their expertise and dedication. Lastly, we can't overlook advancements in automotive design such as the Ariel Atom 500. With its sleek lines and powerful engine, it embodies the intersection compliance and cutting-edge technology.