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MARKBY, William was born on May 31, 1829. 4th son of Reverend W. Henry Mark by, Bachelor of Divinity, Duxford Rectory, Cambridge, and Sophia, daughter of John Randall.
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Elements of Law Considered With Reference to Principles of General Jurisprudence (1905 )
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William MARKBY
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Studied at King Edward’s School, Bury Saint Edmunds. Merton College Oxford. Postmaster (Scholar), 1846.
1st class in Honour School of Mathematics, 1850.
Doctor of Civil Law by decree of Convocation, 1879. Doctor of Civil Law.
Career
Late Fellow of All Souls College. Fellow of Balliol College. Barrister 1856; Recorder of Buckingham, 1865-1866.
Judge of High Court, Calcutta, 1866-1878.
Commissioner to inquire into Administration of J ustice in Trinidad andTobago, 1892. Reader in Indian Law, University of Oxford, 1878-1900. Kansas City.I.E; cartulary-register 1889.
Justice of the Peace.
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William Markby was an acclaimed judge, who is well remembered for the active interest that be took in the Indian Institute, where successful candidates for the Indian Civil Service received a preliminary training, and for his work as Bursar of Balliol.
He was made D. C. L. of Oxford in 1879, and appointed a Knight Commander of the Order of the Indian Empire (KCIE) in 1889.
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Elements of Law Considered With Reference to Principles of General Jurisprudence (1905 )
(Originally published in 1905. This volume from the Cornel...)
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Club: Athenaeum.
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British