The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 16Saunders and Benning, 1891 - Law |
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Page 32
... Crown , -and which would for ever compromise the dearest rights and immunities of the Baronetage , or else to assert and make good this vested and indefeasible preroga- tive , by such acts and regulations of the body , as shall comport ...
... Crown , -and which would for ever compromise the dearest rights and immunities of the Baronetage , or else to assert and make good this vested and indefeasible preroga- tive , by such acts and regulations of the body , as shall comport ...
Page 33
... to the Order , the Committee successively exhausted every step which the most devoted loyalty to the Crown or dutiful respect to Her Majesty could dictate - they therefore considered that they 3 THE ORDER OF BARONETS . 33.
... to the Order , the Committee successively exhausted every step which the most devoted loyalty to the Crown or dutiful respect to Her Majesty could dictate - they therefore considered that they 3 THE ORDER OF BARONETS . 33.
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... Crown . " 5th . That it be an instruction from this General Meeting to the Committee to direct their especial attention during the course of the year ensuing to the questions connected with the dignity , precedency , and privileges of ...
... Crown . " 5th . That it be an instruction from this General Meeting to the Committee to direct their especial attention during the course of the year ensuing to the questions connected with the dignity , precedency , and privileges of ...
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... Crown in this matter to public impeachment , and that he ( Mr. Broun ) had no possible hesitation in complying with a requisition which called upon him to evince his respect and loyalty to the Crown and Monarchy , by acting in ...
... Crown in this matter to public impeachment , and that he ( Mr. Broun ) had no possible hesitation in complying with a requisition which called upon him to evince his respect and loyalty to the Crown and Monarchy , by acting in ...
Page 39
... Crown and services to the Monarchy , he need not say that he made his claim without prejudice to the motto of his race , which ever had been and would be , " Floreat Majestas . " Her Majesty had no subject more devoted than himself ...
... Crown and services to the Monarchy , he need not say that he made his claim without prejudice to the motto of his race , which ever had been and would be , " Floreat Majestas . " Her Majesty had no subject more devoted than himself ...
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