A New Collection of Voyages, Discoveries and Travels: Containing Whatever is Worthy of Notice, in Europe, Asia, Africa and America, Том 7J. Knox, 1767 |
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... first , privilege of speech , it is de- clared by the ftatute of W. & M. ft . 2. c . 2. as one of the liberties of the people , " that the freedom of " speech , " fpeech , and debates , and proceedings in parlia of GREAT BRITAIN . 15.
... first , privilege of speech , it is de- clared by the ftatute of W. & M. ft . 2. c . 2. as one of the liberties of the people , " that the freedom of " speech , " fpeech , and debates , and proceedings in parlia of GREAT BRITAIN . 15.
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... first bellowed by them ; altho ' their grants are not effectual to all intents and pur- poles , until they have the affent of the other two branches of the legidature . The general reafon , given for this exclufive privilege of the ...
... first bellowed by them ; altho ' their grants are not effectual to all intents and pur- poles , until they have the affent of the other two branches of the legidature . The general reafon , given for this exclufive privilege of the ...
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... first of whom is filed lord chief juftice of the king's bench , or by way of eminence , lord chief juftice of Eng- land , to exprefs the great extent of his jurifdiction over the kingdom : for this court can grant prohibi- tions in any ...
... first of whom is filed lord chief juftice of the king's bench , or by way of eminence , lord chief juftice of Eng- land , to exprefs the great extent of his jurifdiction over the kingdom : for this court can grant prohibi- tions in any ...
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... first found guilty , by twelve men , who must be his peers or his equals . That the judges may not be in- fluenced by the king , or his minifters , to mifrepre- fent the cafe to the jury , they have their falaries for life , and not ...
... first found guilty , by twelve men , who must be his peers or his equals . That the judges may not be in- fluenced by the king , or his minifters , to mifrepre- fent the cafe to the jury , they have their falaries for life , and not ...
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... first fault , and his offence be within the ftatute made for that pur- pofe , he may demand the benefit of the clergy , which faves his life , and he will be only burnt in the hand . But where the benefit of the clergy is not admitted ...
... first fault , and his offence be within the ftatute made for that pur- pofe , he may demand the benefit of the clergy , which faves his life , and he will be only burnt in the hand . But where the benefit of the clergy is not admitted ...
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