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The deemster ( Thomas Moor , Esq . ) represents this council to have consisted of
the following superior lay and spiritual officers of the lord proprietor , viz . the
treasurer , or receivergeneral , the comptroller ; clerk of the rolls , water - bailiff ...
The deemster ( Thomas Moor , Esq . ) represents this council to have consisted of
the following superior lay and spiritual officers of the lord proprietor , viz . the
treasurer , or receivergeneral , the comptroller ; clerk of the rolls , water - bailiff ...
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precept , at which court the governor and other chief officers may preside . With
respect to the clergy of the isle , , they are usually educated at an academy in
Castle Town , founded by Bishop Barrow , who , with Charles , Earl of Derby , by
a ...
precept , at which court the governor and other chief officers may preside . With
respect to the clergy of the isle , , they are usually educated at an academy in
Castle Town , founded by Bishop Barrow , who , with Charles , Earl of Derby , by
a ...
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... or enclosures taken out of the commons , and all mills erected since the the
year 1643 , that had not paid any fines , should have a reasonable fine set upon
them by the governor , three of the lord's officers , and three of the Twentyfour
Keys ...
... or enclosures taken out of the commons , and all mills erected since the the
year 1643 , that had not paid any fines , should have a reasonable fine set upon
them by the governor , three of the lord's officers , and three of the Twentyfour
Keys ...
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Acts likewise passed by the Right Honourable JAMES , Earl of Derby , Lord of the
said Isle , and by his Go . vernor , Officers , and Twenty - four Keys , the
Representatives thereof , at the before mentioned Court of Tynwald , holden the
4th day ...
Acts likewise passed by the Right Honourable JAMES , Earl of Derby , Lord of the
said Isle , and by his Go . vernor , Officers , and Twenty - four Keys , the
Representatives thereof , at the before mentioned Court of Tynwald , holden the
4th day ...
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1 It is ordered , that the goods of deceadénts , according tň the inventory , shall
be made good by the ordinary , or his spiritual officers , if he or they upon proving
the will , or making of the decree where no will was made , do not take sufficient ...
1 It is ordered , that the goods of deceadénts , according tň the inventory , shall
be made good by the ordinary , or his spiritual officers , if he or they upon proving
the will , or making of the decree where no will was made , do not take sufficient ...
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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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