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... ment as if he had been found guilty on indictment , but with this difference , that though the King might pardon and remit the execution of the sentence on an indictment , he had no legal right to pardon a person found guilty on an ...
... ment as if he had been found guilty on indictment , but with this difference , that though the King might pardon and remit the execution of the sentence on an indictment , he had no legal right to pardon a person found guilty on an ...
Page 129
... ment , unless she be named therein by special and particular words . " The most general words that can be devised ( says Blackstone ) ( any person or persons , bodies politic , or corporate , & c . ) affect not him ( her ) in the least ...
... ment , unless she be named therein by special and particular words . " The most general words that can be devised ( says Blackstone ) ( any person or persons , bodies politic , or corporate , & c . ) affect not him ( her ) in the least ...
Page 163
... ment for canvassing bribery within the Act dealing with that offence . Clauses 9 and 10. - Deal with certain special cases of evidence . The Bill might have been drawn more concisely , but from a desire to render it as free from ...
... ment for canvassing bribery within the Act dealing with that offence . Clauses 9 and 10. - Deal with certain special cases of evidence . The Bill might have been drawn more concisely , but from a desire to render it as free from ...
Page 168
... ment at Berlin , & c . , the nephew of the deceased , solemnly declare and affirm , and say that I believe the written paper hereto annexed and marked by me to be an official copy under seal of the Court of Gera of the true and original ...
... ment at Berlin , & c . , the nephew of the deceased , solemnly declare and affirm , and say that I believe the written paper hereto annexed and marked by me to be an official copy under seal of the Court of Gera of the true and original ...
Page 176
... ment , for none would deny him temper , good manners , knowledge of the world , or self - control , and yet he makes an admirable Judge without ever having been a law officer , or even having occupied a seat in the House of Commons ...
... ment , for none would deny him temper , good manners , knowledge of the world , or self - control , and yet he makes an admirable Judge without ever having been a law officer , or even having occupied a seat in the House of Commons ...
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