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... such time and place as the King should appoint , and that the envoys first
appeared before the King at Windsor on 8th March , 1177 , where they submitted
to the King a Convention signed by the two Spanish monarchs on 28th August ,
1176 ...
... such time and place as the King should appoint , and that the envoys first
appeared before the King at Windsor on 8th March , 1177 , where they submitted
to the King a Convention signed by the two Spanish monarchs on 28th August ,
1176 ...
Page 13
King Henry , on this occasion , appointed a day to hear the envoys in London ,
but at the first hearing of them it was found that their Spanish pronunciation of the
Latin language would cause their arguments to be unintelligible to the earls and
...
King Henry , on this occasion , appointed a day to hear the envoys in London ,
but at the first hearing of them it was found that their Spanish pronunciation of the
Latin language would cause their arguments to be unintelligible to the earls and
...
Page 29
... over to the Pope . * In the reign of Edward II . some Florentine merchants
having been appointed collectors of the King ' s • Tyrius lib . 20 , cap . 23 .
customs and rents in England , Wales , Ireland , THE DYNAMITE PLOT AND
EXTRADITION .
... over to the Pope . * In the reign of Edward II . some Florentine merchants
having been appointed collectors of the King ' s • Tyrius lib . 20 , cap . 23 .
customs and rents in England , Wales , Ireland , THE DYNAMITE PLOT AND
EXTRADITION .
Page 54
... for example , the citizens of Norwich claim to have appointed such officers in
the reign of Stephen . Coote ' s Common Form Practice and Tristram ' s
Contentious Practice of the High Court of Justice in granting Probates and
Administrations .
... for example , the citizens of Norwich claim to have appointed such officers in
the reign of Stephen . Coote ' s Common Form Practice and Tristram ' s
Contentious Practice of the High Court of Justice in granting Probates and
Administrations .
Page 65
And it was held in a Scottish case , on appeal to the House of Lords , that a Jury
is appointed by Statute as the proper tribunal for the trial of injuries to the person
by libel or defamation ; and the liberty of the Press consists in the unrestricted ...
And it was held in a Scottish case , on appeal to the House of Lords , that a Jury
is appointed by Statute as the proper tribunal for the trial of injuries to the person
by libel or defamation ; and the liberty of the Press consists in the unrestricted ...
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| Title | The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad The law magazine and review : for both branches of the legal profession at home and abroad |
| Published | 1897 |
| Original from | the University of California |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2011 |
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