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... Realme was then much infested , by the due execution of which Lawe , great good ensued to the whole Commonweale of this Realme , but now of late by the remissenesse , negligence , and conni- vencie of some Justices of the Peace , and ...
... Realme was then much infested , by the due execution of which Lawe , great good ensued to the whole Commonweale of this Realme , but now of late by the remissenesse , negligence , and conni- vencie of some Justices of the Peace , and ...
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... Realme , that Rogues grow againe and increase to bee incorrigible , and dangerous not onely to his Majesties loving Subjects abroad , but also to his Majestie and his Honourable Houshold and attendants in and about his Court , which ...
... Realme , that Rogues grow againe and increase to bee incorrigible , and dangerous not onely to his Majesties loving Subjects abroad , but also to his Majestie and his Honourable Houshold and attendants in and about his Court , which ...
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... Realme , lying most apt and convenient for passage , That is to say , London , the Cinque Ports , Harwich , Yarmouth , Hull , and Waymouth , to licence such women and persons under the age of twenty and one yeeres , as shall have just ...
... Realme , lying most apt and convenient for passage , That is to say , London , the Cinque Ports , Harwich , Yarmouth , Hull , and Waymouth , to licence such women and persons under the age of twenty and one yeeres , as shall have just ...
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... parts to serve in the Warres , or in Colonies , that they may no more infect the places where they abide within this our Realme . Given at Our Pallace of Westminister , the three and 1617 , December 23 . 7 1617, December 23. ...
... parts to serve in the Warres , or in Colonies , that they may no more infect the places where they abide within this our Realme . Given at Our Pallace of Westminister , the three and 1617 , December 23 . 7 1617, December 23. ...
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... Realme , That for want of power and priviledge to retaine their Apprentises and Servants during their Apprentiship ( who commonly depart from them before they have served their tearmes , or attained to the knowledge of their Art ) they ...
... Realme , That for want of power and priviledge to retaine their Apprentises and Servants during their Apprentiship ( who commonly depart from them before they have served their tearmes , or attained to the knowledge of their Art ) they ...
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Page 163 - And we do hereby require and command all our governors, lieutenant governors, magistrates, officers, and all other our good subjects, within our said colonies and plantations, to observe and obey our directions herein, as they tender our displeasure: Given at our castle at Windsor, the eighteenth day of June, 1704, in the third year of our reign.