The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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Page 8
... gives the details of the records of these cases , but his conclusion , that it is certain that by the Common law burning was the penalty for heresy , is not borne out by the lawyers who have expressed opinions on this point . It is ...
... gives the details of the records of these cases , but his conclusion , that it is certain that by the Common law burning was the penalty for heresy , is not borne out by the lawyers who have expressed opinions on this point . It is ...
Page 11
... give its decisions effect , e.g. , in order to recover tithes resort must be had to the civil Courts , though the property of ecclesiastical persons can only be made available in execution with the sanction of the ecclesiastical autho ...
... give its decisions effect , e.g. , in order to recover tithes resort must be had to the civil Courts , though the property of ecclesiastical persons can only be made available in execution with the sanction of the ecclesiastical autho ...
Page 44
... give security for the rent before that official . It was through this custom that the Chan- cellor was enabled to reject unsuitable persons , and gradually to supervise their organisation , but it was not till 1432 that the ...
... give security for the rent before that official . It was through this custom that the Chan- cellor was enabled to reject unsuitable persons , and gradually to supervise their organisation , but it was not till 1432 that the ...
Page 51
... give a table showing the number convicted on indictment and summarily from 1899-1900 , 1 Parts I & II . London : Wyman & Sons . 1914 . to 1913-14 . From this statement it appears that in REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PRISONS , ETC. 51.
... give a table showing the number convicted on indictment and summarily from 1899-1900 , 1 Parts I & II . London : Wyman & Sons . 1914 . to 1913-14 . From this statement it appears that in REPORT OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF PRISONS , ETC. 51.
Page 53
... give a long quotation from the Report of the Chaplain of Knutsford Prison , from which we may give a few passages . It begins , " Officers of long service affirm that prisoners are quieter and more amenable than in days gone by . This ...
... give a long quotation from the Report of the Chaplain of Knutsford Prison , from which we may give a few passages . It begins , " Officers of long service affirm that prisoners are quieter and more amenable than in days gone by . This ...
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