Englands grievance discovered, in relation to the coal-trade. Repr1849 - 80 pages |
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... chap . 3 , viz . for all informations upon penal statutes to be prosecuted in the respective counties , be voyd ; by reason the judges , alias sheriffs , are the offenders , and no right can be got against them ; the honorable judges of ...
... chap . 3 , viz . for all informations upon penal statutes to be prosecuted in the respective counties , be voyd ; by reason the judges , alias sheriffs , are the offenders , and no right can be got against them ; the honorable judges of ...
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... chap . xxix . D. ) lost their vessels altogether . This clause , giving all wrecks , & c . to the burgesses , was one of monstrous injustice ; acted on , as shown by evidence , by the corporation , is exactly the spirit of wild beasts ...
... chap . xxix . D. ) lost their vessels altogether . This clause , giving all wrecks , & c . to the burgesses , was one of monstrous injustice ; acted on , as shown by evidence , by the corporation , is exactly the spirit of wild beasts ...
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... chap . a murderer , a perjured person , a covetous person , a demolisher of famous towns with fire , and a seller of England's supremacy to the pope ; * whose reign was oppressive , and end , shame . For further satis- faction I refer ...
... chap . a murderer , a perjured person , a covetous person , a demolisher of famous towns with fire , and a seller of England's supremacy to the pope ; * whose reign was oppressive , and end , shame . For further satis- faction I refer ...
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... chap . 59. ( B ) ; upon which the bishops who he had banished , returned to England , by leave from the pope . King John met them and fell flat upon his face on the ground , and asked them forgiveness , melting bitterly into tears , & c ...
... chap . 59. ( B ) ; upon which the bishops who he had banished , returned to England , by leave from the pope . King John met them and fell flat upon his face on the ground , and asked them forgiveness , melting bitterly into tears , & c ...
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... chap . 11. Knights to have 4s . per diem , and burgesses 2s . per diem . ( 0 ) King John when he had got the hundred and four knights in parliament , they having the full pow- er of the nation from the free - holders , immediately ...
... chap . 11. Knights to have 4s . per diem , and burgesses 2s . per diem . ( 0 ) King John when he had got the hundred and four knights in parliament , they having the full pow- er of the nation from the free - holders , immediately ...
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