A View of the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man, with the History of Its Ancient Constitution, Legislative Government, and Extraordinary Privileges |
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Page 106
... late Earl of Derby , it was therefore ( upon special consideration had )
proposed that the said estate should only pay one hundred and twenty pounds
for the present fine ; but if any of the lives nominated in the said lease , made
thereof by the ...
... late Earl of Derby , it was therefore ( upon special consideration had )
proposed that the said estate should only pay one hundred and twenty pounds
for the present fine ; but if any of the lives nominated in the said lease , made
thereof by the ...
Page 172
... or rates , and to deliver the price thereof to the owner of such cattle , deducting
a shilling out of the pound for his trouble . ... of March ; upon complaint made , or
knowledge given thereof to the court , he shall be fined three pounds to the lord .
... or rates , and to deliver the price thereof to the owner of such cattle , deducting
a shilling out of the pound for his trouble . ... of March ; upon complaint made , or
knowledge given thereof to the court , he shall be fined three pounds to the lord .
Page 174
If any hawk , or heron , hart , or hind , be taken by any manner of man , he
forfeiteth for every time , three pounds to the lord S. Whosoever goeth to the forest
, either by day or by night , to kill the lord's game , ought to pay three pounds for
every ...
If any hawk , or heron , hart , or hind , be taken by any manner of man , he
forfeiteth for every time , three pounds to the lord S. Whosoever goeth to the forest
, either by day or by night , to kill the lord's game , ought to pay three pounds for
every ...
Page 183
... proprietor or occupier of intacks , from seven shillings and sixpence , to fifteen
shillings , chief rent , shall send two men . And the proprietors or occupiers of
each and every intack , from fifteen shillings to one pound two shillings and
sixpence ...
... proprietor or occupier of intacks , from seven shillings and sixpence , to fifteen
shillings , chief rent , shall send two men . And the proprietors or occupiers of
each and every intack , from fifteen shillings to one pound two shillings and
sixpence ...
Page 210
If any person shall be found , and lawfully convicted of receiving any malefactor ,
aiding and assisting to break , or make his escape out of gaol , such person or
persons so offending , shall forfeit the sum of twenty pounds to the lord of this ...
If any person shall be found , and lawfully convicted of receiving any malefactor ,
aiding and assisting to break , or make his escape out of gaol , such person or
persons so offending , shall forfeit the sum of twenty pounds to the lord of this ...
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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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