The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1915 - Law |
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... persons of what estate , ecclesi- astical or temporal , so as no other foreign Power should have any authority over them ... person with the temporalities . The Statute of Provisors rejected the claim of the Pope to collate to bishoprics ...
... persons of what estate , ecclesi- astical or temporal , so as no other foreign Power should have any authority over them ... person with the temporalities . The Statute of Provisors rejected the claim of the Pope to collate to bishoprics ...
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... person , whether papist or other , who refuses to go to church and worship God after the manner of the Church of England " ; and a " popish recusant convict " was a person legally convicted of such an offence . The general require ...
... person , whether papist or other , who refuses to go to church and worship God after the manner of the Church of England " ; and a " popish recusant convict " was a person legally convicted of such an offence . The general require ...
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... person to represent them and hold property for any of their uses and purposes , may by charter incorporate those persons ( called the representative body ) with power to hold land without licence in mortmain : and the pro- perty ...
... person to represent them and hold property for any of their uses and purposes , may by charter incorporate those persons ( called the representative body ) with power to hold land without licence in mortmain : and the pro- perty ...
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... person except members of the Church in Wales can claim to have any say in the matter . It certainly does not seem to be possible for Nonconformists to claim that Church people are not to decide that their Church government is to ...
... person except members of the Church in Wales can claim to have any say in the matter . It certainly does not seem to be possible for Nonconformists to claim that Church people are not to decide that their Church government is to ...
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... of insanity in cases of murder , except where it could be proved that the person accused was publicly known and reputed to be a maniac . On the same night the matter was discussed in the House of Lords , and it THE MACNAUGHTON CASE . 23.
... of insanity in cases of murder , except where it could be proved that the person accused was publicly known and reputed to be a maniac . On the same night the matter was discussed in the House of Lords , and it THE MACNAUGHTON CASE . 23.
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