Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Nide 1Professional Books, 1982 - 485 sivua |
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Sivu 168
... lord Nottingham and chancellor , was the first attorney - general who enjoyed that privilege . Sim . 28 . ( 24 ) This licence has long ceased in Ireland ; but the proxies in the English house of lords are still entered in Latin ex ...
... lord Nottingham and chancellor , was the first attorney - general who enjoyed that privilege . Sim . 28 . ( 24 ) This licence has long ceased in Ireland ; but the proxies in the English house of lords are still entered in Latin ex ...
Sivu 254
... lord chief justice Holt was at the fame time fworn a member " ) , and seventeen were committed to prifon ' : most of whom were profecuted by information in the court of queen's bench , at the suit of the attorney general " , and at ...
... lord chief justice Holt was at the fame time fworn a member " ) , and seventeen were committed to prifon ' : most of whom were profecuted by information in the court of queen's bench , at the suit of the attorney general " , and at ...
Sivu 406
... Lord chancellor or keeper , if a baron . Bishops . • Archbishop of York . • Lord treasurer . } • Secretary of state , if a baron . • Barons . • Lord prefidentofthe council . if barons † Speaker of the house of commons . • Lord privy ...
... Lord chancellor or keeper , if a baron . Bishops . • Archbishop of York . • Lord treasurer . } • Secretary of state , if a baron . • Barons . • Lord prefidentofthe council . if barons † Speaker of the house of commons . • Lord privy ...
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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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