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... in esse simul et semel ; and though Brudenell , Chief Justice , urged the ground of possession to be otherwise , yet he was overruled by other three justices ; and Brooke said unto him , he thought he argued much for his pleasure .
... in esse simul et semel ; and though Brudenell , Chief Justice , urged the ground of possession to be otherwise , yet he was overruled by other three justices ; and Brooke said unto him , he thought he argued much for his pleasure .
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381 The power of the justice of peace to fine the offenders to the crown , and not to recompense the party grieved 382 ... 383 Recognizances of the peace delivered by the justices at their sessions 383 Quarter - sessions held by the ...
381 The power of the justice of peace to fine the offenders to the crown , and not to recompense the party grieved 382 ... 383 Recognizances of the peace delivered by the justices at their sessions 383 Quarter - sessions held by the ...
Side 381
But now conservators of the peace by writ are out of use ; for that in lieu of them there are ordained justices of peace , assigned by the King's commission in every county , which are removeable at the King's pleasure ; and the power ...
But now conservators of the peace by writ are out of use ; for that in lieu of them there are ordained justices of peace , assigned by the King's commission in every county , which are removeable at the King's pleasure ; and the power ...
Side 382
That there should be justices of peace by commission , it was first enacted by a statute made 1 Edward III . and their authority augmented by many statutes since made in every King's reign . They are appointed to keep four sessions ...
That there should be justices of peace by commission , it was first enacted by a statute made 1 Edward III . and their authority augmented by many statutes since made in every King's reign . They are appointed to keep four sessions ...
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At which next sessions , when every justice of peace hath there delivered in all his recognizances so taken ... These justices at the sessions are attended with the constables and bailiffs of all hundreds and liberties within the county ...
At which next sessions , when every justice of peace hath there delivered in all his recognizances so taken ... These justices at the sessions are attended with the constables and bailiffs of all hundreds and liberties within the county ...
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| Titel | Literary and professional works Bind 14 af The Works of Francis Bacon, Douglas Denon Heath |
| Forfatter | Francis Bacon |
| Redaktører | James Spedding, Robert Leslie Ellis, Douglas Denon Heath |
| Udgiver | Hurd and Houghton, 1861 |
| Oprindeligt fra | Pennsylvania State University |
| Digitaliseret | 31. okt 2012 |
| Eksporter henvisning | BiBTeX EndNote RefMan |