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  • [Name]: Lord Evershed
    [Served from]: 1962
    [Served until]: 1965
    [Reason]: Retired
    [Previous judicial office]: Master of the Rolls
    [Notes]:
    (List of Lords of Appeal in Ordinary)

  • [Name]: Lord Ackner
    [Served from]: 1986
    [Served until]: 1993
    [Reason]: Retired
    [Previous judicial office]: Lord Justice of Appeal
    [Notes]:
    (List of Lords of Appeal in Ordinary)

  • [Name]: Viscount Simonds
    [Served from]: 1954
    [Served until]: 1962
    [Reason]: Retired
    [Previous judicial office]:

    Lords of Appeal in Ordinary
    Lord High Chancellor of Great Britain

    [Notes]: Previously served 1944–1951
    (List of Lords of Appeal in Ordinary)

  • [Name]: Lord Lloyd of Berwick
    [Served from]: 1993
    [Served until]: 1999
    [Reason]: Retired
    [Previous judicial office]: Lord Justice of Appeal
    [Notes]:
    (List of Lords of Appeal in Ordinary)

  • [Name]: Lord Tomlin
    [Served from]: 1929
    [Served until]: 1935
    [Reason]: Died in office
    [Previous judicial office]: Justice, Chancery Division, High Court of Justice
    [Notes]:
    (List of Lords of Appeal in Ordinary)

  • [Name]: Lord Porter
    [Served from]: 1938
    [Served until]: 1954
    [Reason]: Retired
    [Previous judicial office]: Justice, King's Bench Division, High Court of Justice
    [Notes]:
    (List of Lords of Appeal in Ordinary)

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The power of the House of Lords to administer justice is an ancient one. In the 19th century, an attempt was made to abolish the jurisdiction of the House of Lords, mainly on the grounds that the members of the House of Lords were not all judicial men and that not every member of parliament knew the law. But for a variety of reasons, the compromise ended with a certain number of judges becoming members of the House of Lords. This was the Law Lords, created by the Appellate Jurisdiction Act of 1876, which established the pattern of appellate cases in the House of Lords. The Lords of Appeal in Ordinary.

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