Ciaran Gaffney broke the two-minutes silence on Remembrance Sunday – but this isn't one of those name-them-and-shame-them stories which will soon be exercising Lord Justice Leveson.
Georges de La Trémoille, (born c. 1382 died May 6 , 1446, powerful lord who exercised considerable influence over Charles VII of France.
C. 1382 May 6, 1446 Georges de La Trémoille, (born c. 1382 died May 6 , 1446, powerful lord who exercised considerable influence over Charles VII of France.
The point of the exercise, remember, was to deliver Lord Justice Leveson's legacy dream of press regulation that can endure down the decades, sealing Sir Brian's name in an eternal flame.
It's even arguable that judges' remuneration is part of the "support necessary to enable them to exercise their functions" that the lord chancellor "must have regard to" under the Constitutional Reform Act 2005.
For example, the feudal lord had the right to take a tenant's land if he died without heirs; if he did have heirs, the lord was entitled to compensation for exercising wardship and granting permission to marry.
Since 1958 a permanent Council on Tribunals appointed by the lord chancellor has exercised a general supervision over about 40 tribunal systems, but they remain an unsystematic and uncoordinated movement.
The lord chancellor has declined to exercise that discretion, so it is up to us now to exercise it in place of him.
Unworthy priests forfeit their right to exercise authority and to hold property, and lay lords might deprive them of their benefices (De civili dominio, vol. 1, p. 353; vol. 3, pp. 326, 413; De ecclesia, p. 257).
(Kumbaya, my Lord?) Thoroughly exhausted from watching other people exercise, I made my way past the Pilates studio and a boxing class to the office of Vicki Poth, the director of spa operations.
Apparently Ben Wa balls are marvelous for exercising your pubococcygeus muscles — and at least you can lord that over your Pilates instructor.
