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... reign of Edward I. the borough was seized by that monarch , on account of certain offences committed by the inhabitants , though it was afterwards restored to them with all its liberties . In the reign of Edward III . the municipal ...
... reign of Edward I. the borough was seized by that monarch , on account of certain offences committed by the inhabitants , though it was afterwards restored to them with all its liberties . In the reign of Edward III . the municipal ...
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... reign of Elizabeth they were re- duced to considerably less than a million in number , but in the subsequent progress of the population they have increased in a much more rapid ratio than either their English or Scottish fellow ...
... reign of Elizabeth they were re- duced to considerably less than a million in number , but in the subsequent progress of the population they have increased in a much more rapid ratio than either their English or Scottish fellow ...
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... reigns of Uzziah , Jotham , Ahaz , and Hezekiah ( Is . i . 1 ; vii . 1 ; xiv . 28 ; xxii .; xxxvi . - xxxviii . ) , and ... reign of Hezekiah , B.C. 713 ( 2 Kings , xix . 2-7 ; Is . xxxvi . — xxxviii . ) , a period of forty- six years ...
... reigns of Uzziah , Jotham , Ahaz , and Hezekiah ( Is . i . 1 ; vii . 1 ; xiv . 28 ; xxii .; xxxvi . - xxxviii . ) , and ... reign of Hezekiah , B.C. 713 ( 2 Kings , xix . 2-7 ; Is . xxxvi . — xxxviii . ) , a period of forty- six years ...
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... reign of the cruel Manasseh ( 2 Kings , xxi . 16 ) ; who is said by Josephus ( Antiq . , x . 3 , § 1 ) to have slain all the prophets in Jeru- salem . Manasseh commenced his reign B.C. 697 ; and Isaiah must therefore have continued to ...
... reign of the cruel Manasseh ( 2 Kings , xxi . 16 ) ; who is said by Josephus ( Antiq . , x . 3 , § 1 ) to have slain all the prophets in Jeru- salem . Manasseh commenced his reign B.C. 697 ; and Isaiah must therefore have continued to ...
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... reign of Charlemagne , who was crowned king of the Romans and emperor of the West in the year 800. Under the weak rule of his successors , the counts , marquises , and other great feudatories of the new Western Empire became , de facto ...
... reign of Charlemagne , who was crowned king of the Romans and emperor of the West in the year 800. Under the weak rule of his successors , the counts , marquises , and other great feudatories of the new Western Empire became , de facto ...
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Page 158 - IV., c. 114, in all cases of summary conviction, persons accused are to be admitted to make their full answer and defence, and to have all witnesses examined and cross-examined by counsel or attorney.
Page 248 - To promote a woman to bear rule, superiority, dominion or empire above any realm, nation, or city is repugnant to nature, contumely to God, a thing most contrarious to His revealed will and approved ordinance, and finally it is the subversion of good order, of all equity and justice.
Page 358 - But, with us at present, the monuments and evidences of our legal customs are contained in the records, of the several courts of justice in books of *reports and judicial decisions, and in the treatises of learned sages of the profession, preserved and handed down to us from the times of highest antiquity.
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Page 358 - I call these parts of our law leges non scriptce, 1 would not be understood as if all those laws were at present merely oral, or communicated from the former ages to the present solely by word of mouth. It is true indeed that, in the profound ignorance of letters which formerly overspread the whole western world...