Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Sivu 386
... living of Bushey within his archdeaconry , to which living there is a parfonage - house belonging , and he refided in the parish of Bushey , but not in the parfonage - house ; it was held by the court of king's bench , that he was ...
... living of Bushey within his archdeaconry , to which living there is a parfonage - house belonging , and he refided in the parish of Bushey , but not in the parfonage - house ; it was held by the court of king's bench , that he was ...
Sivu 389
... living commended by the crown to the care of a clerk , to hold till a proper paftor is provided for it . This may be temporary for one , two , or three years ; or perpe- tual being a kind of difpenfation to avoid the vacancy of 4 page ...
... living commended by the crown to the care of a clerk , to hold till a proper paftor is provided for it . This may be temporary for one , two , or three years ; or perpe- tual being a kind of difpenfation to avoid the vacancy of 4 page ...
Sivu 431
... living , of the mother or guardians ( 8 ) , fhall be absolutely void . A like pro- ( 8 ) A matter of such importance deserves to be more particu- larly stated : the party under age marrying by licence , if a minor , and not having been ...
... living , of the mother or guardians ( 8 ) , fhall be absolutely void . A like pro- ( 8 ) A matter of such importance deserves to be more particu- larly stated : the party under age marrying by licence , if a minor , and not having been ...
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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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