Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Sivu 174
... clergy " , for they fit in the convocation ( 37 ) ; nor perfons attainted of treafon or 4 Inft . 47 , 48 . • See pag . 162 . t ibid . " Com . Journ . 9 Nov. 1605 . Com . Journ.'13 Oct. 1563. 8 Feb. 1620. 17 Jan. 1661 . ( 37 ) It was ...
... clergy " , for they fit in the convocation ( 37 ) ; nor perfons attainted of treafon or 4 Inft . 47 , 48 . • See pag . 162 . t ibid . " Com . Journ . 9 Nov. 1605 . Com . Journ.'13 Oct. 1563. 8 Feb. 1620. 17 Jan. 1661 . ( 37 ) It was ...
Sivu 174
... clergy , abbots and priors , who were dead in law to most other purposes , had feats in the house of lords , in confequence of the lands , which they held of the crown . In Scotland the barons and commiffioners of fhires fat together ...
... clergy , abbots and priors , who were dead in law to most other purposes , had feats in the house of lords , in confequence of the lands , which they held of the crown . In Scotland the barons and commiffioners of fhires fat together ...
Sivu 374
... clergy , that fentence of death can never be paffed upon them for any number of man . flaughters , bigamies , fimple larcenies , or other clergyable offences ; but a layman , even a peer , may be oufted of clergy , and will be fubject ...
... clergy , that fentence of death can never be paffed upon them for any number of man . flaughters , bigamies , fimple larcenies , or other clergyable offences ; but a layman , even a peer , may be oufted of clergy , and will be fubject ...
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Of the NATURE of Laws in general | 35 |
Of the LAWS of ENGLAND | 62 |
Of the COUNTRIES fubject to the Laws | 93 |
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