Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Sivu 172
... election , a certificate of it must be entered with the clerk of the peace before the first day of the election . 3 Geo . III . c . 24. Heyw . 145 . ( 31 ) This is true only when a freehold eftate is fplit and divided by the grantor in ...
... election , a certificate of it must be entered with the clerk of the peace before the first day of the election . 3 Geo . III . c . 24. Heyw . 145 . ( 31 ) This is true only when a freehold eftate is fplit and divided by the grantor in ...
Sivu 178
... election ( 46 ) . AND , as it is effential to the very being of parliament , that elections should be absolutely free , therefore all undue influ- ences upon the electors are illegal and ftrongly prohibited ( 47 ) . ( 46 ) This is ...
... election ( 46 ) . AND , as it is effential to the very being of parliament , that elections should be absolutely free , therefore all undue influ- ences upon the electors are illegal and ftrongly prohibited ( 47 ) . ( 46 ) This is ...
Sivu 179
... election , either in counties or boroughs , are fixed , all foldiers quar- tered in the place are to remove , at least one day before the election , to the distance of two miles or more ; and not to re- turn till one day after the poll ...
... election , either in counties or boroughs , are fixed , all foldiers quar- tered in the place are to remove , at least one day before the election , to the distance of two miles or more ; and not to re- turn till one day after the poll ...
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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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