The Lives of the Chief Justices of England: From the Norman Conquest Till the Death of Lord Mansfield, 2. köideJohn Murray, 1849 |
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... . SIR THOMAS PARKER , afterwards Earl of Macclesfield , Chief Justice , 179. His Life already written , 180. Vacancy in the Office of Chief Justice of the King's Bench He is made a Puisne Judge , 182 . His vi CONTENTS .
... . SIR THOMAS PARKER , afterwards Earl of Macclesfield , Chief Justice , 179. His Life already written , 180. Vacancy in the Office of Chief Justice of the King's Bench He is made a Puisne Judge , 182 . His vi CONTENTS .
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... afterwards pleaded his privilege , and brought an action for what he called the illegal arrest , contending that , as a Serjeant - at - law , he could only be regularly sued in the Court of Common Pleas . The Judges decided unanimously ...
... afterwards pleaded his privilege , and brought an action for what he called the illegal arrest , contending that , as a Serjeant - at - law , he could only be regularly sued in the Court of Common Pleas . The Judges decided unanimously ...
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... afterwards to relate " that some supernatural influence seemed to open his eyes , to support him , and to make a new man of him . " He contrived to get a small dismal room for His re- his own use without a chum , and in this he shut ...
... afterwards to relate " that some supernatural influence seemed to open his eyes , to support him , and to make a new man of him . " He contrived to get a small dismal room for His re- his own use without a chum , and in this he shut ...
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... afterwards came the dissolution . In the month of April following , the Attorney General prepared a bill of indictment for high treason , to be presented to the grand jury of the county of Middlesex . In charging the grand jury , the ...
... afterwards came the dissolution . In the month of April following , the Attorney General prepared a bill of indictment for high treason , to be presented to the grand jury of the county of Middlesex . In charging the grand jury , the ...
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... afterwards , drawn through the streets of London on a hurdle , and , having again protested his inno- cence and forgiven his enemies , he was put to death with all the revolting cruelties enumerated to him when he received sentence ...
... afterwards , drawn through the streets of London on a hurdle , and , having again protested his inno- cence and forgiven his enemies , he was put to death with all the revolting cruelties enumerated to him when he received sentence ...
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action afterwards appointed attended Attorney authority bill Bishops called CHAP Chief Jus common law Common Pleas considered counsel Court of King's Crown death declared defendant Duke duty Earl England English favour gentleman George give Government guilty high treason Hist Holt honour Horace Walpole House of Commons House of Lords indictment Jeffreys judge judgment judicial jury King King's Bench lawyer letter libel liberty Lincoln's Inn London Lord Camden Lord Chancellor Lord Chatham Lord Chief Justice Lord Hardwicke Lord Mansfield Lordship ment minister Murray never noble occasion offence opinion Parl parliament party peer Pemberton person Pitt plaintiff political Popish Plot present principles prisoner privilege proceedings profession prosecution Puisne punishment question reason reign respect rule Ryder Scroggs seal Serjeant Solicitor speech supposed tice tion took trial verdict Westminster Hall Whig William witnesses XXVI XXXIV СНАР