The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 12
... England , and inquisitions before a jury have long since fallen into desuetude in the Admiralty Courts . We must also admit that the cases in the Plantagenet times are not exactly parallel . But a com- plaint has been publicly brought ...
... England , and inquisitions before a jury have long since fallen into desuetude in the Admiralty Courts . We must also admit that the cases in the Plantagenet times are not exactly parallel . But a com- plaint has been publicly brought ...
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... England in Cyprus . " If any members of the force were to take a vacation and go to Rhodes , it is to be presumed that they might conspire against the " Queen of England in Cyprus " without breaking their Cypriot oath . What would ...
... England in Cyprus . " If any members of the force were to take a vacation and go to Rhodes , it is to be presumed that they might conspire against the " Queen of England in Cyprus " without breaking their Cypriot oath . What would ...
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... These exceptive provisions then - statutory in enactment , * Macaulay , Hist . of England , Works , Vol . IV . ( 1866. ) and popular in origin , dear to the people from 59 -EX POST FACTO LAWS By the Right Hon Sir LAURENCE PEEL.
... These exceptive provisions then - statutory in enactment , * Macaulay , Hist . of England , Works , Vol . IV . ( 1866. ) and popular in origin , dear to the people from 59 -EX POST FACTO LAWS By the Right Hon Sir LAURENCE PEEL.
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... England and in Scotland decisions on the Law of Marriage , establishing illegitimacy , where the parties declared illegitimate had previously supposed themselves lawful issue . The fact of illegitimacy may be quite unknown to the child ...
... England and in Scotland decisions on the Law of Marriage , establishing illegitimacy , where the parties declared illegitimate had previously supposed themselves lawful issue . The fact of illegitimacy may be quite unknown to the child ...
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... England , and with this change came considerable power and influence to the Roman Catho- lic party . Reforms were introduced , but in comparison with the enormous economic difficulties these changes were but trifles , and the pressure ...
... England , and with this change came considerable power and influence to the Roman Catho- lic party . Reforms were introduced , but in comparison with the enormous economic difficulties these changes were but trifles , and the pressure ...
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