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Page 112
... labour of horses , or service of men , as the governor shall think fit to order ,
and as hath been formerly accustomed ; and that these carriages shall be taken
for the lord's use , as his lordship , or the governor for the time being , shall think
fit to ...
... labour of horses , or service of men , as the governor shall think fit to order ,
and as hath been formerly accustomed ; and that these carriages shall be taken
for the lord's use , as his lordship , or the governor for the time being , shall think
fit to ...
Page 132
... being convicted thereof by information , action , plaint , or otherwise , by the
oaths of two sufficient witnesses , the sum of three shillings and fourpence , and
to make amends to the party grieved * If any person puts forth horses , mares ,
cattle ...
... being convicted thereof by information , action , plaint , or otherwise , by the
oaths of two sufficient witnesses , the sum of three shillings and fourpence , and
to make amends to the party grieved * If any person puts forth horses , mares ,
cattle ...
Page 168
... and under that value to be whipped , or set upon a wooden horse ordained for
such offenders , at the discretion of the captain : and every coroner , so often as
such cases happen , shall choose and impannel of the most sufficient men in the
...
... and under that value to be whipped , or set upon a wooden horse ordained for
such offenders , at the discretion of the captain : and every coroner , so often as
such cases happen , shall choose and impannel of the most sufficient men in the
...
Page 172
other , shall keep more horses , cows , oxen , sheep , or any other such cattle
than what they have sufficient pasturage for in the summer , and a sufficiency of
hay , or other fodder , in the winter . And the coroners of the several sheadings
are to ...
other , shall keep more horses , cows , oxen , sheep , or any other such cattle
than what they have sufficient pasturage for in the summer , and a sufficiency of
hay , or other fodder , in the winter . And the coroners of the several sheadings
are to ...
Page 183
And one day's labour of a cart or wheel car with one horse and a driver , shall be
taken for two men . And the parochial surveyors shall give such notice or
summons as aforesaid , in a regular course ; and such labour done by the
several 183.
And one day's labour of a cart or wheel car with one horse and a driver , shall be
taken for two men . And the parochial surveyors shall give such notice or
summons as aforesaid , in a regular course ; and such labour done by the
several 183.
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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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