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Page 378
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 , or barons ; of whịch
...
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 , or barons ; of whịch
...
Page 386
The advar of the house of peers in our constitution . . commons ; which clearly
shews , that as the constitution does not require their absence from any
parliamentary proceeding , whether capital or other , so are they always
supposed , or rather ...
The advar of the house of peers in our constitution . . commons ; which clearly
shews , that as the constitution does not require their absence from any
parliamentary proceeding , whether capital or other , so are they always
supposed , or rather ...
Page 391
The house of their ancient and genuine character , as the peers of one another . ”
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 ...
The house of their ancient and genuine character , as the peers of one another . ”
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 ...
Page 393
c . and it is assented and accorded by our lord the king , and all the grandees in
full parliament , that albeit the peers as judges of the parliament have took upon
them and rendred the said judgment , & c . that yet the faid peers , who now are
or ...
c . and it is assented and accorded by our lord the king , and all the grandees in
full parliament , that albeit the peers as judges of the parliament have took upon
them and rendred the said judgment , & c . that yet the faid peers , who now are
or ...
Page 394
the peers are both tryers and judges . The spiritual lords triable by their peers in
parliament . to be tryers and judges ; and so by judging others , than their peers
descended below their degrees , for none but peers are so to be tried and judged
.
the peers are both tryers and judges . The spiritual lords triable by their peers in
parliament . to be tryers and judges ; and so by judging others , than their peers
descended below their degrees , for none but peers are so to be tried and judged
.
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Bibliographic information
| 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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