COURTNEY STANHOPE KENNY,

J.P., LL.D., F.B.A.

EMERITUS PROFESSOR OF LAW IN
THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE,
AND FELLOW OF DOWNING COLLEGE.

Cartney Stanhope Kenny

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r dista on her lawyers associated : heat on this vine, he headed Law Tupos and was Chancellor's har same year (187p, he was elected Union Society, thus giving evidence which as characterised his public es and deligated his audiences. His aptisch was di played in the notable nt et gaming the Yorke Prize in three Voals (1877-1879) with luminous essays History of Primogeniture, the Law of Women, and Endowed Charities. He 1 to the Bar as a member of I incoln's 7881, and joined the South Eastern