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... king and lord ; and what time you were here you received the land as heir -
apparent in your father's days , and all your ... and commons , did you faith and
fealty ; and inasmuch as you are , by king and lord of m : ye and Voni any 11 14
how .
... king and lord ; and what time you were here you received the land as heir -
apparent in your father's days , and all your ... and commons , did you faith and
fealty ; and inasmuch as you are , by king and lord of m : ye and Voni any 11 14
how .
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We also give for law , that the husbandman's son is my lord's treasure , for that he
is to be tenant , when any poor man doth fall into poverty and is not able to
provide rent ; then he is to be taken and set in the said ground by force and virtue
...
We also give for law , that the husbandman's son is my lord's treasure , for that he
is to be tenant , when any poor man doth fall into poverty and is not able to
provide rent ; then he is to be taken and set in the said ground by force and virtue
...
Page 84
... animals ferę naturę , or what are commonly known by the denomination of
game , the exclusive right thereto , as appears by all the records , was
immemorially vested in the king or lord of Man only , and had its origin in the
feudal policy .
... animals ferę naturę , or what are commonly known by the denomination of
game , the exclusive right thereto , as appears by all the records , was
immemorially vested in the king or lord of Man only , and had its origin in the
feudal policy .
Page 86
This power , both by the common and statute law , is vested in the Duke , in his
different characters of lord , and his ... doubt has been entertained of the lord's
right in mat ! ers of game , prior to the revesting act , por is it at all affected by that
act ...
This power , both by the common and statute law , is vested in the Duke , in his
different characters of lord , and his ... doubt has been entertained of the lord's
right in mat ! ers of game , prior to the revesting act , por is it at all affected by that
act ...
Page 92
... or service to the lord of the isle , his lands and goods are forfeited to the bishop
, and his life is at the mercy of his Majesty . Similar privileges are also invested in
the steward of the lands anciently under the jurisdiction of the abbot of Rushen .
... or service to the lord of the isle , his lands and goods are forfeited to the bishop
, and his life is at the mercy of his Majesty . Similar privileges are also invested in
the steward of the lands anciently under the jurisdiction of the abbot of Rushen .
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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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