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Page 231
And , first , let me observe , that it gave Court of high birth to that great and
formidable court of the high commision , which brought so mighty an accession of
power to the crown , that , as experience afterwards shewed , no security could
be ...
And , first , let me observe , that it gave Court of high birth to that great and
formidable court of the high commision , which brought so mighty an accession of
power to the crown , that , as experience afterwards shewed , no security could
be ...
Page 256
They cannot think , that Chrift gave any such fpiritual commission , unless they
believe it to be superior to them in fpirituals . ” A real spiritual court then must
consist of such persons only ; as are within this spiritual commission , in right and
by ...
They cannot think , that Chrift gave any such fpiritual commission , unless they
believe it to be superior to them in fpirituals . ” A real spiritual court then must
consist of such persons only ; as are within this spiritual commission , in right and
by ...
Page 388
The house of * The house of peers is the supreme court preme court of of
judicature in the kingdom , having at present no original jurisdiction over causes ,
but only upon appeals and writs of error , to rectify any injustice or mistake of the
law ...
The house of * The house of peers is the supreme court preme court of of
judicature in the kingdom , having at present no original jurisdiction over causes ,
but only upon appeals and writs of error , to rectify any injustice or mistake of the
law ...
Page 390
great superintending court of justice in his own palace , to receive appeals
criminal and civil from every court in the kingdom , and placed at the head of it the
capitalis justiciarius totius Angliæ , of whose original authority the chief justice of
this ...
great superintending court of justice in his own palace , to receive appeals
criminal and civil from every court in the kingdom , and placed at the head of it the
capitalis justiciarius totius Angliæ , of whose original authority the chief justice of
this ...
Page 391
The high court of parliament is the fu . The ho peers is the fupreme court in the
kingdom for the trial of preme court for parliamentary great and enormous
offenders , whether lords impeachments . or commons , in the method of
parliamentary ...
The high court of parliament is the fu . The ho peers is the fupreme court in the
kingdom for the trial of preme court for parliamentary great and enormous
offenders , whether lords impeachments . or commons , in the method of
parliamentary ...
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| Title | Iura Anglorum |
| Author | Francis Plowden |
| Publisher | E. and R. Brooke, Bell-Yard, Temple-Bar, 1792 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 5 Jul 2010 |
| Length | 620 pages |
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