The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... offices of the Regent of the Kingdom , the Lord Chancellor , the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland , and the High Commis ... office by the Arch- bishop of Canterbury , are only part of their administrative working . These privileges of the ...
... offices of the Regent of the Kingdom , the Lord Chancellor , the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland , and the High Commis ... office by the Arch- bishop of Canterbury , are only part of their administrative working . These privileges of the ...
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... offices and benefices owing to the Elizabethan Act of Uniformity and Supremacy : and Protestant Dissenters were severely dealt with on several occasions during her reign , as also during those of James I and Charles II . At Common law ...
... offices and benefices owing to the Elizabethan Act of Uniformity and Supremacy : and Protestant Dissenters were severely dealt with on several occasions during her reign , as also during those of James I and Charles II . At Common law ...
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... office , and the ecclesiastical jurisdiction requires the aid of the civil arm to 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 ...
... office , and the ecclesiastical jurisdiction requires the aid of the civil arm to 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 ...
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... offices , and the future representa- tion of its members in diocesan synods , general conven- tions , or otherwise . The existing ecclesiastical law as to articles , doctrines , rites , rules , discipline , and ordinances of the Church ...
... offices , and the future representa- tion of its members in diocesan synods , general conven- tions , or otherwise . The existing ecclesiastical law as to articles , doctrines , rites , rules , discipline , and ordinances of the Church ...
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... office was regarded as highly important , and there is nothing to show that his appointment differed from that of any other officer of the House . In 1455 , we find Thomas . Humfrey , not appointed by the Benchers but elected by the ...
... office was regarded as highly important , and there is nothing to show that his appointment differed from that of any other officer of the House . In 1455 , we find Thomas . Humfrey , not appointed by the Benchers but elected by the ...
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