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... was periodical , to which they were summoned by the lieutenant or governor ,
who issued his mandate for that purpose ; and they were also dismissed under
his authority The Twenty - four Keys so assembled , together with the king , or
lord ...
... was periodical , to which they were summoned by the lieutenant or governor ,
who issued his mandate for that purpose ; and they were also dismissed under
his authority The Twenty - four Keys so assembled , together with the king , or
lord ...
Page 47
... of ages , a large , if not unlimited discretionary power , had for its primary object
, the abridging of such an indefinite authority , as might be deemed dangerous in
its consequences , and repugnant to the best interests of municipal liberty .
... of ages , a large , if not unlimited discretionary power , had for its primary object
, the abridging of such an indefinite authority , as might be deemed dangerous in
its consequences , and repugnant to the best interests of municipal liberty .
Page 84
By the law of England , no man , but he who bas a chase or free warren , by grant
from the crown , or by prescription , * Black . Com . Book II . + Warburton's
Alliance , 324 . p . 91 . :: · which presumes a grant , or some authority 84.
By the law of England , no man , but he who bas a chase or free warren , by grant
from the crown , or by prescription , * Black . Com . Book II . + Warburton's
Alliance , 324 . p . 91 . :: · which presumes a grant , or some authority 84.
Page 85
which presumes a grant , or some authority by act of parliament , can justify , in
strictness of the common law , sporting at all ; for the sole right of taking and
destroying game , belongs exclusively to the king , or those who , under his
authority ...
which presumes a grant , or some authority by act of parliament , can justify , in
strictness of the common law , sporting at all ; for the sole right of taking and
destroying game , belongs exclusively to the king , or those who , under his
authority ...
Page 108
... and the rest of his said lordship's officers , and by the Twenty - four Keys in this
present Tynwald court assembled , and by the authority of the same , that the said
proposals , and every clause , article , sentence , matter , and thing in the same ...
... and the rest of his said lordship's officers , and by the Twenty - four Keys in this
present Tynwald court assembled , and by the authority of the same , that the said
proposals , and every clause , article , sentence , matter , and thing in the same ...
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| Title | A View of the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man, with the History of Its Ancient Constitution, Legislative Government, and Extraordinary Privileges |
| Author | James Johnson |
| Publisher | Thomas Bryce and Company, 1811 |
| Original from | The British Library |
| Digitized | 11 Nov 2014 |
| Length | 234 pages |
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