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Page 66
... appointed . All this has been well , but has not entirely , or even so far as it has gone , met the case satisfactorily : it has still left cause for just complaint , and not quieted the cry for what may not be so justly claimed . To ...
... appointed . All this has been well , but has not entirely , or even so far as it has gone , met the case satisfactorily : it has still left cause for just complaint , and not quieted the cry for what may not be so justly claimed . To ...
Page 82
... appointed , whose report was published and submitted to the National Assembly , which , on the 15th April , voted a resolu- ion substantially adopting the report . A final report , made at a subsequent Conference held in Nüremberg , and ...
... appointed , whose report was published and submitted to the National Assembly , which , on the 15th April , voted a resolu- ion substantially adopting the report . A final report , made at a subsequent Conference held in Nüremberg , and ...
Page 152
... appointed Captain of the Ports and of the Coasts , was also constituted Admirallus Angliæ . Before this time , indeed , the kings of England had been accustomed to appoint great officers under the title of Custodes Maris , or Custodes ...
... appointed Captain of the Ports and of the Coasts , was also constituted Admirallus Angliæ . Before this time , indeed , the kings of England had been accustomed to appoint great officers under the title of Custodes Maris , or Custodes ...
Page 160
... appointed to the ancient office of " Capi- taneus Marinariorum " was further appointed " Admirallus . Angliæ . " This appointment seems to have carried with it a jurisdiction unknown to the Common Law of England , for it was a ...
... appointed to the ancient office of " Capi- taneus Marinariorum " was further appointed " Admirallus . Angliæ . " This appointment seems to have carried with it a jurisdiction unknown to the Common Law of England , for it was a ...
Page 177
... appointed for Truro , as well as the first Justice of the Peace for that place ; and in the latter capacity his name is still associated with many amusing stories of off - hand justice . He was also one of the earliest representatives ...
... appointed for Truro , as well as the first Justice of the Peace for that place ; and in the latter capacity his name is still associated with many amusing stories of off - hand justice . He was also one of the earliest representatives ...
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