Miscellanea from the Works of John Sheffield: Earl of Mulgrave, Marquis of Normanby and Duke of BuckinghamHaworth Press, 1933 - 114 Seiten |
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... Judges being commanded to tarry , and not to give any sentence in enormous cases ( which after this Law , could not be so severe as perhaps some cases might deserve ) ill persons might be the more apprehen- sive of a Parliament's ...
... Judges being commanded to tarry , and not to give any sentence in enormous cases ( which after this Law , could not be so severe as perhaps some cases might deserve ) ill persons might be the more apprehen- sive of a Parliament's ...
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... Judges are empower'd to hold and declare in their courts to be Treason , whatsoever crimes shall be at any time judg'd Treason in Parliament . As for example , JOHN KERBY a mercer and JOHN ALGORE a grocer of the city of London , in the ...
... Judges are empower'd to hold and declare in their courts to be Treason , whatsoever crimes shall be at any time judg'd Treason in Parliament . As for example , JOHN KERBY a mercer and JOHN ALGORE a grocer of the city of London , in the ...
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... Judge or Judges , Justice or Justices whatsoever , shall adjudge or interpret any Act or Thing to be Treason , in any other manner " than he or they , should , or ought to have done before the making of this Act , and as if this Act ...
... Judge or Judges , Justice or Justices whatsoever , shall adjudge or interpret any Act or Thing to be Treason , in any other manner " than he or they , should , or ought to have done before the making of this Act , and as if this Act ...
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