- A
Deemster (Manx: briw) is a
judge in the Isle of Man. The High
Court of
Justice of the Isle of Man is
presided over by a
deemster or, in the case of the...
- The
Deemster is a
novel by Hall
Caine published in 1887,
considered to be the
first 'Manx novel'. It was Caine's
third novel, the
second to be set in the...
-
Bishop of
Sodor and Man
First Deemster Second Deemster Clerk of the
Rolls (Position
amalgamated with the
First Deemster in 1918.)
Attorney General Receiver...
- Court: the
First Deemster and
Clerk of the
Rolls the
Second Deemster a full-time
additional deemster the
Judge of
Appeal The
First Deemster is
President of...
- has ever been
appointed lieutenant governor,
although Manx-born
first deemsters (ex
officio deputy governors) have
taken on the role
temporarily during...
- overdraft. The case was
heard before the
Second Deemster of the Isle of Man,
Henry Callow.
Deemster Callow thus
became the last
judge in the British...
- The
Deemster is a 1917
American drama silent film,
released by
Arrow Film Corporation,
directed by
Howell Hansel,
starring Derwent Hall
Caine and Marian...
-
Judiciary is the
First Deemster and
Clerk of the Rolls. The
other High and
Appeal Court Judges are the
Second Deemster, The
Deemster and the
Judge of Appeal...
-
Member of the
House of Keys who
successively became Second Deemster and
subsequently First Deemster of the Isle of Man. John
Heywood was born on 19 May 1787...
-
judicial officers, the
Deemsters, parti****te in the ceremony,
wearing scarlet robes and long wigs.
There are
currently three Deemsters,
including the First...
