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Page 25
At its first institution the Order was limited to two hundred , but now it contains
nearly six times that number . The creation was by Letters Patent , and it was
essential for the claimant to be of honourable descent , and to have an estate of £
1,000 ...
At its first institution the Order was limited to two hundred , but now it contains
nearly six times that number . The creation was by Letters Patent , and it was
essential for the claimant to be of honourable descent , and to have an estate of £
1,000 ...
Page 26
Their Order was first conferred in September , 1619 . By the respective Unions
between England and Scotland , and Great Britain and Ireland , the Baronets of
Scotland and Ireland were granted precedence according to their dates of
creation ...
Their Order was first conferred in September , 1619 . By the respective Unions
between England and Scotland , and Great Britain and Ireland , the Baronets of
Scotland and Ireland were granted precedence according to their dates of
creation ...
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... of late years the Chivalrous dignity has been bestowed on the first - found
plutocratic grocer , or brewer , is a serious wrong to the older Baronets -men of
position and weight in the Social scale . Again , the attempts made by divers
Statutes to ...
... of late years the Chivalrous dignity has been bestowed on the first - found
plutocratic grocer , or brewer , is a serious wrong to the older Baronets -men of
position and weight in the Social scale . Again , the attempts made by divers
Statutes to ...
Page 53
... has elapsed , and the captain is still without instructions , he may warehouse
his cargo , making the payment of freight and expenses during the delay a
charge upon it , which will be satisfied out of the proceeds of the first portion that
is sold .
... has elapsed , and the captain is still without instructions , he may warehouse
his cargo , making the payment of freight and expenses during the delay a
charge upon it , which will be satisfied out of the proceeds of the first portion that
is sold .
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But , first of all , I wish to make some general observations on this great and
important subject ; and its foundations . 1. - GENERAL . Natural and Penal Laws .
— The Law of Nature has its origin in the nature of man , and is the law
applicable to ...
But , first of all , I wish to make some general observations on this great and
important subject ; and its foundations . 1. - GENERAL . Natural and Penal Laws .
— The Law of Nature has its origin in the nature of man , and is the law
applicable to ...
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1891 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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