belchier造句

• Belchier was awarded the Copley Medal by the Royal Society in 1737.
• Belchier was the author of various other poems and translations, but none of them appear to have been printed.
• At Erddig, gilt gesso furniture by Moore can be linked to surviving bills receipted by James Moore and John Belchier, 1722-26.
• Lord Sumption noted that the reported cases relating to the doctrine date back to the mid-1700s in " Lane v Page " and " Aleyn v Belchier ".
• The son of William Belchier, Esq ., of Gillesborough, in Northamptonshire, he was admitted, in company with his brother John, a fellow-commoner of Corpus Christi College, Oxford, on 2 March 1597.
• Subject to this exception, as to which it is unnecessary to consider further, I think the case of " Ex parte Belchier " establishes the principle that where there is a usual course of business the trustee is justified in following it, though it may be such that there is some risk that the property may be lost by the dishonesty or insolvency of an agent employed.
• When a loss such as that which occurred in " Ex parte Belchier " occurs from having bestowed such confidence, they doubtless re-consider all this; and when a new practice, such as that of making bankers'cheques payable to order and crossing them arises, as it has done within living memory, no doubt it is made use of in many cases to avoid incurring that risk, which was formerly practically inevitable.
• And though these goods might be, as the counsel for Mr . Belchier contend, in the warehouse, that would not alter the case; for if the broker had the key, as he necessarily must, for the purpose of sorting, & c . previous to the sale, that, being all that is usual in these cases where goods are generally permitted to remain in the warehouse, has been determined to be proper possession, and does certainly enable him to dispose of them at his pleasure, as much as if they had been in his own house.