The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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... claiming the honour of Knighthood . A clause to this effect was thenceforth inserted in every Patent * [ We have ... claims advanced by the Committee , on behalf of the Order , we do not profess in any way to identify either ourselves ...
... claiming the honour of Knighthood . A clause to this effect was thenceforth inserted in every Patent * [ We have ... claims advanced by the Committee , on behalf of the Order , we do not profess in any way to identify either ourselves ...
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... claims put forward on behalf of the Baronetage were : - 1. To be considered , not as the head of the nobiles minores ... claiming knighthood restored to their eldest sons . The Committee having , since its institution , had its 28 THE ...
... claims put forward on behalf of the Baronetage were : - 1. To be considered , not as the head of the nobiles minores ... claiming knighthood restored to their eldest sons . The Committee having , since its institution , had its 28 THE ...
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... 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 to the Crown in cases of Claim to Peerage ...
... 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 to the Crown in cases of Claim to Peerage ...
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... claiming too much , nor by asserting too little ; the simple and direct end which they proposed and would strictly prosecute being the revival of the whole chartered rights and immunities of the Order . It may be considered to be an ...
... claiming too much , nor by asserting too little ; the simple and direct end which they proposed and would strictly prosecute being the revival of the whole chartered rights and immunities of the Order . It may be considered to be an ...
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... claim had been put forth which was not substantiated by reason , by evidence , and peremptory enactment ; neither had any rights , privileges , or distinctions been received or exercised which were unjustified by precedent , analogy ...
... claim had been put forth which was not substantiated by reason , by evidence , and peremptory enactment ; neither had any rights , privileges , or distinctions been received or exercised which were unjustified by precedent , analogy ...
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