The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4Saunders and Benning, 1879 - Law |
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... resident gentry were Roman Catholic , and they had hitherto had much to say in settling the representation of the county ; moreover , they were on this occasion very much divided , many of them supporting Major Trench , a Protestant ...
... resident gentry were Roman Catholic , and they had hitherto had much to say in settling the representation of the county ; moreover , they were on this occasion very much divided , many of them supporting Major Trench , a Protestant ...
Page 182
... residence for twenty - one days which alone put an end to the romance of elopements . The foregoing may be a sufficiently fair statement of the claims put forward by both sides , but it is not very easy to determine accurately what is ...
... residence for twenty - one days which alone put an end to the romance of elopements . The foregoing may be a sufficiently fair statement of the claims put forward by both sides , but it is not very easy to determine accurately what is ...
Page 298
... residence of the persons to be married . Such publication of banns is absolutely void if the clergyman publishing them has notice of dissent at the time of publication from those entitled to dissent ; or , if the marriage is not ...
... residence of the persons to be married . Such publication of banns is absolutely void if the clergyman publishing them has notice of dissent at the time of publication from those entitled to dissent ; or , if the marriage is not ...
Page 305
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. was and is valid without banns , licence , residence , or consent . * ( iii . ) Special Licence . - The same mutatis mutandis as the special licence granted by the bishops of the Protestant ...
A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence. was and is valid without banns , licence , residence , or consent . * ( iii . ) Special Licence . - The same mutatis mutandis as the special licence granted by the bishops of the Protestant ...
Page 321
... residence , and the difficulty , nay almost impossibility , in some portions of the United Kingdom of ascertaining whether there has really been any residence in that place in which the parties say they have dwelt , that encourage ...
... residence , and the difficulty , nay almost impossibility , in some portions of the United Kingdom of ascertaining whether there has really been any residence in that place in which the parties say they have dwelt , that encourage ...
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