- part-time
Deemsters (previously
called Acting Deemsters) are
appointed from time to time to hear a
particular case. The
First Deemster,
Second Deemster and...
- judges:—
Deemsters, i.e. the
First Deemster and
Clerk of the Rolls, the
Second Deemster and the
Judge of Appeal,
together with any
additional deemsters, full-time...
- 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...
-
judicial officers, the
Deemsters, parti****te in the ceremony,
wearing scarlet robes and long wigs.
There are
currently three Deemsters,
including the First...
- jury
which was
summoned from time to time by the Lord of Mann or by the
deemsters when they
required advice as to the law. In 1600 the Keys
became a permanent...
- has ever been
appointed lieutenant governor,
although Manx-born
first deemsters (ex
officio deputy governors) have
taken on the role
temporarily during...
- Man and most of Fletcher's
paternal great-grandfathers were
historic Deemsters,
their original family surname being McCrystyn.
Fletcher and his brothers...
-
Bishop of
Sodor and Man
First Deemster Second Deemster Clerk of the
Rolls (Position
amalgamated with the
First Deemster in 1918.)
Attorney General Receiver...
- that his life and
property were at the
mercy of the Lord of Mann. The
Deemsters then p****ed sentence, and
Dhone was
executed by
shooting at
Hango Hill...
-
Noble [name of Duke], Duke of Atholl,
Governor in Chief, the Council,
Deemsters, and Keys of the said Isle. In
later Acts, this was
modernised as follows:...