The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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... crown ; James II . countenanced it to regain his throne ; Mr. Gladstone has made it his ally and master to win back office , which the voice of the electors took from him . History warns Englishmen to have nothing to do with these ...
... crown ; James II . countenanced it to regain his throne ; Mr. Gladstone has made it his ally and master to win back office , which the voice of the electors took from him . History warns Englishmen to have nothing to do with these ...
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... Crown by the attainder of its previous owners , the King conferred grants of land upon those who would maintain a body of thirty soldiers there for three years . The person who undertook this charge was created a Baronet . He was ...
... Crown by the attainder of its previous owners , the King conferred grants of land upon those who would maintain a body of thirty soldiers there for three years . The person who undertook this charge was created a Baronet . He was ...
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... Crown , that a Representation , embodying the proceedings and the conclusions , should be placed in the hands of the Prime Minister , in order that Her Majesty might be made officially cognisant of the same , and that through Her ...
... Crown , that a Representation , embodying the proceedings and the conclusions , should be placed in the hands of the Prime Minister , in order that Her Majesty might be made officially cognisant of the same , and that through Her ...
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... Crown upon the cases of all persons in future claiming dormant Baronetcies , or succeeding to Baronetcies by collateral succession , in the same manner as the Committee for Privileges of the House of Lords hear , consider , and report ...
... Crown upon the cases of all persons in future claiming dormant Baronetcies , or succeeding to Baronetcies by collateral succession , in the same manner as the Committee for Privileges of the House of Lords hear , consider , and report ...
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... Crown in the case of Mr. Broun's application for Knighthood was in direct contravention of the Constitution of the Baronetage , the Statute Law of the Realm of Scotland , the Articles of Union , the obligations of the Coronation Oath ...
... Crown in the case of Mr. Broun's application for Knighthood was in direct contravention of the Constitution of the Baronetage , the Statute Law of the Realm of Scotland , the Articles of Union , the obligations of the Coronation Oath ...
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