A View of the Jurisprudence of the Isle of Man: With the History of Its Ancient Constitution, Legislative Government, and Extraordinary Privileges; Together with the Practice of the Courts, Etc |
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... pro ulgated his laws and ordinances , which were received by the surrounding
multitude with awful si lence and attention . * Suetonius . + Bishop Wilson . " The
above ' mode of publishing laws was observed the most grievous punishment; ...
... pro ulgated his laws and ordinances , which were received by the surrounding
multitude with awful si lence and attention . * Suetonius . + Bishop Wilson . " The
above ' mode of publishing laws was observed the most grievous punishment; ...
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Thomas , Earl of Derby , and King of Man and the Isles , in the year 1505 ,
confirmed , by grant to Bishop Huan , great ' ecclesiastical privileges and estates ,
as appears by the instrument in the Appendix , extracted from Dugdale ' s
Monasticon ...
Thomas , Earl of Derby , and King of Man and the Isles , in the year 1505 ,
confirmed , by grant to Bishop Huan , great ' ecclesiastical privileges and estates ,
as appears by the instrument in the Appendix , extracted from Dugdale ' s
Monasticon ...
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The archdeacon enjoys many privileges , both temporal and spiritual , and he
holds his courts either in person or by his official , as the bishop does by his
vicars - general ; but the usual appeal , in matters purely ecclesiastical , lies from
all ...
The archdeacon enjoys many privileges , both temporal and spiritual , and he
holds his courts either in person or by his official , as the bishop does by his
vicars - general ; but the usual appeal , in matters purely ecclesiastical , lies from
all ...
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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 grant in the year 1673 , appropriated the profits of a former vacancy of the ...
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 grant in the year 1673 , appropriated the profits of a former vacancy of the ...
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to be chosen after his decease by the bishop and archdeacon pro tempore , the
governor or his deputy , and the two senior clergymen ( not in office ) in the island
, or any four of them , whereof the bishop to be always one if present . And his ...
to be chosen after his decease by the bishop and archdeacon pro tempore , the
governor or his deputy , and the two senior clergymen ( not in office ) in the island
, or any four of them , whereof the bishop to be always one if present . And his ...
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Page 188 - ... be due to the other children by such distribution as aforesaid ; then so much of the surplusage of the estate of such intestate...
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Page 231 - Court, till fourteen Days at the least after the Decease of the Testator be fully expired; (2) nor shall any Nuncupative Will be at any Time received to be proved, unless Process have first issued to call in the Widow, or next of Kindred to the Deceased, to the End they may contest the same, if they please.
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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; Together with the Practice of the Courts, Etc |
| Author | James Johnson |
| Contributor | Isle of Man |
| Publisher | G. Ramsey & Company, 1811 |
| Length | 234 pages |
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