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No attorney shall become bail in any suit whatever , or carry on any suit by way of
champerty ; that is , by making any bargain beforehand , or during the plea , to
have part of the subject in litigation , or any reward thereof , either by his own ...
No attorney shall become bail in any suit whatever , or carry on any suit by way of
champerty ; that is , by making any bargain beforehand , or during the plea , to
have part of the subject in litigation , or any reward thereof , either by his own ...
Page 146
such corn as is sown , with the profit thereof , and shall be at liberty to reap the
said corn and carry it away . And if either bishop , archdeacon , farmer , parson ,
or vicar having leases , do depart this life after twelve o'clock on Easter day , their
...
such corn as is sown , with the profit thereof , and shall be at liberty to reap the
said corn and carry it away . And if either bishop , archdeacon , farmer , parson ,
or vicar having leases , do depart this life after twelve o'clock on Easter day , their
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Page 148
It is ordered that no person go to the mountains or commons of this isle , after the
hour of five o'clock in the afternoon , or before day in the morning , for the carrying
of any turf or ling , for that complaint is made that some do carry away their ...
It is ordered that no person go to the mountains or commons of this isle , after the
hour of five o'clock in the afternoon , or before day in the morning , for the carrying
of any turf or ling , for that complaint is made that some do carry away their ...
Page 212
... on any account or pretence what . ever , to carry off this island , or export from
hence into any part of Great Britain , any ... under penalty that the master , or any
of the mariners of such vessel , or boat , so carrying off the said salt , or any other
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... on any account or pretence what . ever , to carry off this island , or export from
hence into any part of Great Britain , any ... under penalty that the master , or any
of the mariners of such vessel , or boat , so carrying off the said salt , or any other
...
Page 217
By the following spiritual customary laws it is ordained , that “ tithe corn shall be
received by the tenth stook , and for carrying it away , the parson or proctor is at
liberty to carry it the next way , keeping the husbandman harmless , making the ...
By the following spiritual customary laws it is ordained , that “ tithe corn shall be
received by the tenth stook , and for carrying it away , the parson or proctor is at
liberty to carry it the next way , keeping the husbandman harmless , making the ...
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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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