The Provincial Justice, Or, Magistrate's Manual: Being a Complete Digest of the Criminal Law, and a Compendious and General View of the Provincial Law : with Practical Forms, for the Use of the Magistracy of Upper CanadaPrinted and published at the U.C. Gazette Office, 1835 - 10 pages |
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... paid into the hands of a treasurer , and the president and directors of the said society , shall petition the Governor for aid in support of said society , it shall be lawful for the Governor to issue his warrant to the Receiver General ...
... paid into the hands of a treasurer , and the president and directors of the said society , shall petition the Governor for aid in support of said society , it shall be lawful for the Governor to issue his warrant to the Receiver General ...
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... paid to the magistrates issuing the license , and by them , within six months afterwards , to the receiver general , for the use of the province . Sec . 5. Any person opening an alehouse , & c . contrary to this act , shall upon ...
... paid to the magistrates issuing the license , and by them , within six months afterwards , to the receiver general , for the use of the province . Sec . 5. Any person opening an alehouse , & c . contrary to this act , shall upon ...
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... paid , touching or concerning any misusage , refusal , or necessary provision , cruelty , or other illtreatment , of or towards such apprentice , by his or her master or mistress , to sum- mon such masters or mistresses to appear before ...
... paid , touching or concerning any misusage , refusal , or necessary provision , cruelty , or other illtreatment , of or towards such apprentice , by his or her master or mistress , to sum- mon such masters or mistresses to appear before ...
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... paid by the said B. C. at or immediately before the execution hereof , the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged , his said apprentice in the art of a shoemaker which he useth , by the best means that he can , shall teach and instruct ...
... paid by the said B. C. at or immediately before the execution hereof , the receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged , his said apprentice in the art of a shoemaker which he useth , by the best means that he can , shall teach and instruct ...
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... paid equally between the said parties . I have hereunto set my hand and seal , the- Signed , sealed , and delivered , in the presence of - } ARRAIGNMENT . THE arraignment of a prisoner consists in calling him to the bar by his name ...
... paid equally between the said parties . I have hereunto set my hand and seal , the- Signed , sealed , and delivered , in the presence of - } ARRAIGNMENT . THE arraignment of a prisoner consists in calling him to the bar by his name ...
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