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Page 76
... granted that a similar operation may be directed where the proceeds are to be applied to the wants of the particular Benefice . We may say that we do not altogether admit the principle of the method as now acted on ; we do not think it ...
... granted that a similar operation may be directed where the proceeds are to be applied to the wants of the particular Benefice . We may say that we do not altogether admit the principle of the method as now acted on ; we do not think it ...
Page 78
... granted where the Incumbent is wilfully neglectful , where the Church is insufficient , or where the Area is so situated as to necessitate an additional Minister . In all these cases a person is required who shall be able to perform all ...
... granted where the Incumbent is wilfully neglectful , where the Church is insufficient , or where the Area is so situated as to necessitate an additional Minister . In all these cases a person is required who shall be able to perform all ...
Page 129
... granted to him at Berlin , 9th August , 1867 , as well as various Letters of Protection ( Patentes de Protection ) from Prussian Consulate . Court acknowledged , on the evidence , that the Prussian authorities had recognised plaintiff ...
... granted to him at Berlin , 9th August , 1867 , as well as various Letters of Protection ( Patentes de Protection ) from Prussian Consulate . Court acknowledged , on the evidence , that the Prussian authorities had recognised plaintiff ...
Page 150
... granted by King Edgar , A.D. , 964 , to Oswald , Bishop of Worcester , could be relied on as authentic , respect- ing which , however , doubts exist whether it is not a monkish fabrication , King Edgar would appear to have asserted his ...
... granted by King Edgar , A.D. , 964 , to Oswald , Bishop of Worcester , could be relied on as authentic , respect- ing which , however , doubts exist whether it is not a monkish fabrication , King Edgar would appear to have asserted his ...
Page 153
... granted to Sir Thomas Beaufort con- stituting him Admiral of England both for the Northern parts and for the Western parts , Admiral of Ireland , and Admiral of Acquitaine . This Admiralty Jurisdiction , however , is quite distinct from ...
... granted to Sir Thomas Beaufort con- stituting him Admiral of England both for the Northern parts and for the Western parts , Admiral of Ireland , and Admiral of Acquitaine . This Admiralty Jurisdiction , however , is quite distinct from ...
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