The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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Page 68
... Roman Catholic and a Peelite . When the Peelites formed their new combination , office naturally fell to his share ... Roman Catholic of distinguished ability and of irreproachable private life , the Roman Church encouraged rather than ...
... Roman Catholic and a Peelite . When the Peelites formed their new combination , office naturally fell to his share ... Roman Catholic of distinguished ability and of irreproachable private life , the Roman Church encouraged rather than ...
Page 69
... Roman Catholics who did not owe his seat to the favour of his Church ; and when the struggle connected with the Ecclesiastical Titles Act had passed away , he took every occasion of asserting in the House of Commons his attachment to ...
... Roman Catholics who did not owe his seat to the favour of his Church ; and when the struggle connected with the Ecclesiastical Titles Act had passed away , he took every occasion of asserting in the House of Commons his attachment to ...
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... Roman Catholic clergy . The public exercise of clerical influence was nothing new in Irish elec- tions . In many constituencies it has been the practice for years past to announce a candidate by a declaration emanating from a meeting of ...
... Roman Catholic clergy . The public exercise of clerical influence was nothing new in Irish elec- tions . In many constituencies it has been the practice for years past to announce a candidate by a declaration emanating from a meeting of ...
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... Roman Catholic power , which had seemed to enjoy almost universal dominion over the Irish constituencies out of Ulster since the General Election of 1866 , appeared seriously threatened . The motion in the House of Commons for the ...
... Roman Catholic power , which had seemed to enjoy almost universal dominion over the Irish constituencies out of Ulster since the General Election of 1866 , appeared seriously threatened . The motion in the House of Commons for the ...
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... Roman legal tradition , a new law of nations , the institutes of the new European Commonwealth . But Rome , considered in its Ecclesiastico - Political aspect , becomes a re- actionary factor . When the New Learning fills Europe with ...
... Roman legal tradition , a new law of nations , the institutes of the new European Commonwealth . But Rome , considered in its Ecclesiastico - Political aspect , becomes a re- actionary factor . When the New Learning fills Europe with ...
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