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Page 70
... given for the provision desired : that it being patent to all that the want or grievance exists , a proper liberty of action is not given to those by whom it is considered a grievance . Now , in the first place , it is true enough , as ...
... given for the provision desired : that it being patent to all that the want or grievance exists , a proper liberty of action is not given to those by whom it is considered a grievance . Now , in the first place , it is true enough , as ...
Page 71
... given , to other means of provision ? So , also , where the one Church is not sufficient for the whole , how can he refuse the offer of an additional Church , or of an additional Service under proper safeguards ? A common right almost ...
... given , to other means of provision ? So , also , where the one Church is not sufficient for the whole , how can he refuse the offer of an additional Church , or of an additional Service under proper safeguards ? A common right almost ...
Page 76
... given ; neither have we any scruple in stating our expectation that it will be readily given . We will add , that there need be no delay in dealing with Benefices in Public Patronage ; they cannot be deemed in any way as of personal ...
... given ; neither have we any scruple in stating our expectation that it will be readily given . We will add , that there need be no delay in dealing with Benefices in Public Patronage ; they cannot be deemed in any way as of personal ...
Page 83
... given a lucid account of the historical development of the Law of Bills of Exchange from the date of their first introduction , in the year 1181 , when , according to Nougier ( des Lettres de Change , V. , II . ) , the Jews , having ...
... given a lucid account of the historical development of the Law of Bills of Exchange from the date of their first introduction , in the year 1181 , when , according to Nougier ( des Lettres de Change , V. , II . ) , the Jews , having ...
Page 87
... given by the Code de Commerce ( Code Napoléon ) . The definition given by the French code , Dr. Einert asserts , is wholly erroneous , and in lieu of it he has laid down the following fundamental rules : -1 . A Bill of Exchange ( Tratte ) ...
... given by the Code de Commerce ( Code Napoléon ) . The definition given by the French code , Dr. Einert asserts , is wholly erroneous , and in lieu of it he has laid down the following fundamental rules : -1 . A Bill of Exchange ( Tratte ) ...
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