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...week, by far the most important was that of the Law School Association on June 25. As had been previously announced, the completion of Professor Langdell's twetny-five years of service as Dean of the Law School was made the occasion of an extended celebration in his honor. Sir Frederick Pollock delivered in Sanders Theatre an oration of great interest on "The Vocation of the Common Law." At the dinner held in the Gymnasium after the oration, speeches were made by President Carter, Dean Langdell, Sir Frederick Pollock, Justice Horace Gray '45, Justice Henry B. Brown...
...were chosen members of the council. The meeting voted by a small majority to instruct the council to preserve in their effort to secure for the alumni of the Law School the same right to vote for Overseers as is now enjoyed by graduates of the College. Sir Frederick Pollock and John H. Arnold, Librarian of the Law School, were elected honorary members of the association...
...election of officers on Thursday, June 27. The officers of the present year, president, James C. Carter '50, vice-president, Roger Wolcott '70; corresponding secretary, William C. Lane '81; treasurer, Henry G. Denny '52, were re-elected for the following year. The following were elected honorary members: Sir Frederick Pollock Bart., Corpus Professor of Jurisprudence, Oxford; Louis D. Brandeis L. S. '77, Andrew McFarland Davis, the Rev. A. V. G. Allen D. D. '86, Charles H. Moore A. M. '90. The following additional members from the class of '95 were elected by the general society on the nomination of their...
...close of the business meeting, the members of the association, with their invited guests, will form in procession and march to Sanders Theatre, where, at twelve o'clock, an oration will be delivered by Sir Frederick Pollock, Bart., D. C. L., of London, England, who is corpus professor of jurisprudence at Oxford...
...coming celebration in honor of Dean Langdell of the Law School affords a highly-prized opportunity to hear the well-known Sir Frederic Pollock, who is to deliver the oration at the public meeting in Sanders Theatre. Sir Frederic Pollock is a graduate of Cambridge in England; he is a University Professor at Oxford, editor of the Law Quarterly Review, and also principal editor of the English Law Reports. His earlier work as an author was chiefly in bringing out the principles which underlie the English case law. Of late, in addition, he has devoted himself largely to historical research...