The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... House of Lords on matters affecting the Church in Wales , which was appointed to inquire and report inter alia whether the constitution of the Convocations of the Church of England has ever been altered by Act of Parliament without the ...
... House of Lords on matters affecting the Church in Wales , which was appointed to inquire and report inter alia whether the constitution of the Convocations of the Church of England has ever been altered by Act of Parliament without the ...
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... House of Lords , and the Archbishop of Canterbury is the premier subject of the realm after the Royal Family ; it has a special position as regards marriages and burials , owing to its possession of parish churches and churchyards ; and ...
... House of Lords , and the Archbishop of Canterbury is the premier subject of the realm after the Royal Family ; it has a special position as regards marriages and burials , owing to its possession of parish churches and churchyards ; and ...
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... House of Lords Committee raises in its most acute form the question of how far the Legislature can interfere with the organisation of any religious body after it has lost its connection with the State ; and the evidence of such ...
... House of Lords Committee raises in its most acute form the question of how far the Legislature can interfere with the organisation of any religious body after it has lost its connection with the State ; and the evidence of such ...
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... House , contributes four out of twenty - seven bishops , and in the Lower House , about one - seventh of the whole body - and not a political or civil assembly for the purpose of taxing the clergy . By the Submission of the clergy , the ...
... House , contributes four out of twenty - seven bishops , and in the Lower House , about one - seventh of the whole body - and not a political or civil assembly for the purpose of taxing the clergy . By the Submission of the clergy , the ...
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... Houses of Convocation of the Province of Canterbury , but the Act does not affect the powers of those Houses so far as they relate to matters outside Wales and Monmouthshire . The Act also provides that the bishops , clergy and laity of ...
... Houses of Convocation of the Province of Canterbury , but the Act does not affect the powers of those Houses so far as they relate to matters outside Wales and Monmouthshire . The Act also provides that the bishops , clergy and laity of ...
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