Jusserand

Collier's New Encyclopedia (1921)

JEAN ADRIEN ANamong those voted for, TOINE JULES, a French diplomat and author. He was voted f Just was Girondins d Just w born in Lyon in 1855, and Girondi was educated at the Facultés of spierre. spierre. His days spierre. bloodies he was he was chosen tion, and tion, an his polit his and political others, and or dawn of a dawe and rise of and rise seized, with seized, ( q. v.) and (9. v.) JUSTICE, JUST given to the given to ( or King's) (or King Court the of Court of chief the chie He of the He of th was, and still was, and England; and England 1881, the 1881, the tice of tice of Common the court being the cour lessar or lesser or sions of the sions of justice. justice. JUSTICE JUSTI officer invested officer ind the purp the purpose the those peace who, and the peaco those who have JUSSERAND officers, under officers, United States United St Lyon and of Paris. He entered the French appointed by they appointed Foreign Office in 1876 and beare elected they are came Councillor of the Embassy at London in States missioned by missioned 1887, remaining at the British capital behavior they; States the till 1890. In 1898 he became Minister behavior; At in at Copenhagen, and has been French have common At comme Ambassador at Washington since a double have a do literary works include: " Engworks include: "Eng- Wayfaring Life in the Middle life in the Middle English Novel in the Time of ovel in the Time of "; " A French Ambassador French Ambassador of Charles II."; "Histoire littéraire arles II."; "Histoire du peuple anglais"; "Piers " English Essays From a "; anglais "; " Piers a Essays From a "A Literary History of Literary History of People "; " The Romance of a "The Romance of a "; " Shakespeare in France "; "Les Sports espeare in France"; et Jeux eux d'exercise dans France "; " Ronsard "; " With d'exercise dans "Ronsard"; "With of Past and Present Days." and Present Days." ST., LOUIS ANTOINE DE TIS ANTOINE DE ), a French author and revonch author and revonear Nevers, ar Nevers, France, 1767. When the revolution France, Then the revolution became one of its most fiery one of its most fiery In 1791 he brought out his he brought out his the Revolution and Constitulution and Constitu- France, " and was chosen reprei was chosen reprethe department of Aisne in artment of Aisne in . While in Paris, he was bile in Paris, he was who sternly advocated, and the death of Louis XVI inly advocated, and of Louis XVI. St. conspicuous in attacking the and was. St. ain attacking the associated with Robemociated with Robename of The is identified Terror. with 1794 the identified with the Terror. In 1794 president of the Convenlent of the Convendrafted the report which sent which sent opponents, Danton, Herbert, Danton, Herbert, to the scaffold. After the scaffold. After the reaction in popular feeling, in popular feeling, the moderates St. Just was erates St. Just was his colleague ROBESPIERRE League ROBESPIERRE guillotined, July 27, 1794. ed, July 27, 1794. LORD CHIEF, the title CHIEF, the title chief judge of the Queen's edge of the Queen's Bench Division of the High Division of the High Justice; formerly given also to merly given also to judge of the Common Pleas. the Common Pleas. Queen's ( or King's) Bench (or King's) Bench is, Lord Chief - justice of ord Chief-justice of! on him were conferred, in were conferred, in powers of the Lord Chief - justhe Lord Chief-jus- Pleas, that division of as, that division of abolished. Puisne ( i. e., shed. Puiste (i. 3., ordinary) judges in all divijudges in all divihigh court bear the title of irt bear the title of OF THE PEACE, a public E PEACE, a public with judicial powers for judicial powers for of preventing breaches of renting breaches of bringing to punishment ring to punishment violated the law. These ted the law. These the Constitutions of the Constitutions of the and some of the States ne of the Statea, are the executive; in others , are secutive; in others by the people and comthe people and comthe executive. In some recutive. In some hold their office during good office during good others, for a limited period. for a limited period. law, justices of the peace stices of the peace power in relation to the in relation to the