Reports of Civil and Criminal Cases Decided by the Court of Appeals of Kentucky, 1785-1951, 3. köide;66. köide |
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... 99 2.77 42 26.34 71 8.65 100 2.28 NOTE . The Carlisle Bill of Mortality gives a much greater Expectation of Life than most tables which have been published . Life Tables 3b III 100 445 Expectation of Life in LIFE TABLES . ΧΙ.
... 99 2.77 42 26.34 71 8.65 100 2.28 NOTE . The Carlisle Bill of Mortality gives a much greater Expectation of Life than most tables which have been published . Life Tables 3b III 100 445 Expectation of Life in LIFE TABLES . ΧΙ.
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... gives no assurance that he would have so testified . The court further say : " As we cannot know he would have stated any fact in his own behalf , we cannot say the court erred to his prejudice . " W. W. TRIMBLE , CITED- Act of 1795 , M ...
... gives no assurance that he would have so testified . The court further say : " As we cannot know he would have stated any fact in his own behalf , we cannot say the court erred to his prejudice . " W. W. TRIMBLE , CITED- Act of 1795 , M ...
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... give full , ample , and perfect remedies for all wrongs , including all the means known to the law for a vindication of their rights ; and very general , but not so comprehensive , means as to contro- versies with white persons . The ...
... give full , ample , and perfect remedies for all wrongs , including all the means known to the law for a vindication of their rights ; and very general , but not so comprehensive , means as to contro- versies with white persons . The ...
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... give bail . ” In Commonwealth vs. Cummins ( 18 B. Mon. ) this court held , that police judges were magistrates in ... gives the right to sue them out on that day . The right to a party to sue out such writs authorizes the proper officer ...
... give bail . ” In Commonwealth vs. Cummins ( 18 B. Mon. ) this court held , that police judges were magistrates in ... gives the right to sue them out on that day . The right to a party to sue out such writs authorizes the proper officer ...
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... give it in the form thus proposed , qualified it by adding , " provided they further believe the combat was not by the mutual consent of the parties . " As the accused would have been guilty of felonious homicide of the grade of ...
... give it in the form thus proposed , qualified it by adding , " provided they further believe the combat was not by the mutual consent of the parties . " As the accused would have been guilty of felonious homicide of the grade of ...
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