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Page 371
But though these lords fpi - Lords spiritual and temporal ritual are in the eye of the
law a distinct one estate . eftate from the lords temporal , and are so distinguished
in most of our acts of parliament , yet in practice they are usually blended ...
But though these lords fpi - Lords spiritual and temporal ritual are in the eye of the
law a distinct one estate . eftate from the lords temporal , and are so distinguished
in most of our acts of parliament , yet in practice they are usually blended ...
Page 377
the lords fpiment claimed : between the rights of the their heirs , nor of their
succeffors in time The rights of coming , but that they have and enjoy their ritual in
parlialiberties and freedoms in case of their peer - for ever . age hereafter , as
freely ...
the lords fpiment claimed : between the rights of the their heirs , nor of their
succeffors in time The rights of coming , but that they have and enjoy their ritual in
parlialiberties and freedoms in case of their peer - for ever . age hereafter , as
freely ...
Page 378
Temporal lords . * « The lords temporal consist of all the peers of the realm , ( the
bishops not being in strictness held to be such , but merely lords of parliament )
by whatever title of nobility distinguished , dukes , marquisses , earls , viscounts ...
Temporal lords . * « The lords temporal consist of all the peers of the realm , ( the
bishops not being in strictness held to be such , but merely lords of parliament )
by whatever title of nobility distinguished , dukes , marquisses , earls , viscounts ...
Page 381
It has therefore been strenuously and artfully argued , supposed , and affirmed ,
that the spiritual lords make no constitutional necessary part of the house of
peers . * « The The second ef . tate consists of second estate is constituted of
both the ...
It has therefore been strenuously and artfully argued , supposed , and affirmed ,
that the spiritual lords make no constitutional necessary part of the house of
peers . * « The The second ef . tate consists of second estate is constituted of
both the ...
Page 384
Right of proThe right of entering a protest is a special testing , and of voting by
privilege of the house of lords , as is that of voting by proxy * ; but it weakens not
the voice of the majority in any shape or degree whatever . proxy . • So late even
as ...
Right of proThe right of entering a protest is a special testing , and of voting by
privilege of the house of lords , as is that of voting by proxy * ; but it weakens not
the voice of the majority in any shape or degree whatever . proxy . • So late even
as ...
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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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