University of Richmond - Web Yearbook (Richmond, VA)

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Law Faculty ERNEST M. LONG, LL. B. flsrorinle Professor of Law. B. L. Richmond College, 18943 LL. B. Yale University, 18961 Asso- ciate Professor of Law since 1898, WALTER S. MGNEILL. B. A., Ph, D.. LL. B. .'l.f.l'fJflfitll1? l'rofr.r.r0-1' of Leer. ll. A. Riclnnoncl College, 18993 Ph. D. University of Berlin, 1902: LL. B. Harvard University, 1905: Associate Professor of Law since 1905. CHRISTOPHER B. GARNETT, M. A., B. L. .flssorinfe Professor' of Late. B. A. and M. A. University of Vir- ginia, 18983 Teacher Bellevue High School, 11898-19005 Dean of Wonran's College oi Richinonrl and Professor of I-listoiy, 1902- 'o6: Associate Editor Virginia Law Register and Joint-Editor of Waddey's Guide to Magis- tralesg Associate Professor of Law since 1906. WILLIAM L. FOUSI-IEE, M. A-. Ph. D. .elssoriale Pr0fc.rror of Later. M. A. Walee Forest College, 18943 Ph, D, Johns l-lopleirrs University. 19005 Professor of Latin, Mercer University, 1900-,Oli Professor of . Lalin in Suininer Schools, Uni- versity of Missouri lI902l, Uni- versity of North Carolina l1903lg Professor of Latin in Richnioncl 6 lessor of Law since 1908. Trnrnty College, 1901-,081 Associate Pro-

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Senior Law Code tllfitlr rrlrrrltlglrs to l'nllru'rl'.r Code of l'ir'giniu.l Prelriamhle The truths ernlnaeed within the following titles and all nn- necessary ir1'ler'e1rces therefrorn, may he designated and cited as the Senior Code ol Ethics and livents. Chapter I. Suction I. Connnon Lure. The law ol comnion sense and reason, except insofar as it may he repugnant to the theories ol McNeill or the nnvarying whims ot tiarnett, shall he the supreme law of the land. Snerrorv 2. .fflrrtlto'r'irr'r.r. The Legislative, judicial and Executive liepartments shall lic comprised oi a corunrission ol lonr, elected annually by the hoard of trustees, and until such further election, the same shall he Wayward Scout lltleNeill, Cigar lllnnt liarnett, licclesiastical lllonlr Long and Willie Linger llonshee. Snertorv 3. Nrrt1rr'rrlr'.rnti0n. rlny male tramp, believing him- self snliiciently ignorant, who shall have tirst made due applica- tion to flrlis Majesty King lloaty, and paid to Charley, the Exchequer oi the lleahn, the rerprired tee of matrienlation, may be arlrnittecl to citizenship and suffrage. No hooks are necessary. Nora.-'Umler the ahove, twenty hohos were duly qualified in September, 1907. Sac'rro'u 4. Wlrcn Fenrrrler fldrnlssilrlr. Any females de- sirous ol learning the law, but from modesty or piety declines to take the oath ol allegiance. may, upon assurance oi good con- duct hy her guardian, or promise not to hrealc lrom the apron string to which she is tied, he admitted to all privileges and rights ol male citizens. Nota-Urrcler' this special act of the commission. llflisscs Rawley and Snellings have qnalilied. Srccrrou 51 Holiday. The commission shall give holiday only by and with the consent oi King Boaty after two weeks' petition ol a majority of the citizens ot the realm: hut nothing in this section shall preclude a tacit understanding hetwcen the aforesaid commission and their citizens whenever either wish to cut. Nora.-Dec. 2oth . . . lan. 4th, 'oo. Fehy. 'oo ttieo. linrtlrington's Wash Dayl, Son, Erprrss Co. vs. Keeler. Trnenty-trro