 | 1820 - 714 lehte
...in human life. That a body should be carried in a state of naked exposure, would be a real offence to the living, as well as an apparent indignity to the dead. Some coverings have been deemed necessary in all civilized and Christian countries ; but chests containing... | |
 | 1821 - 790 lehte
...in human life. That a body should be carried in a state of naked exposure, would be a real offence to the living, as well as an apparent indignity to the dead. Some coverings have been deemed necessary in all civilized and Christian countries; but chests containing... | |
 | Church of England. Diocese of London. Consistory Court - 1822 - 702 lehte
...Ufe• That bodies should be carried in a state of naked exposure to the grave, would be a real offence to the living, as well as an apparent indignity to...decay, cannot plead either the same necessity, nor the same general use. I have already mentioned three nations of antiquity, two of them highly polished,... | |
 | Great Britain Ecclesiastical Courts, Joseph Phillimore - 1827 - 706 lehte
...exposure would be a real offence to the living, as Term. we^ as an apparent indignity to the dead. Some coverings have been deemed necessary in all civilized and Christian countries : but chests containing* the bodies, and descending into the grave along1 with them, and there remaining in decay,... | |
 | 1841 - 436 lehte
...That the hody should he carried in a state of naked exposure to the grave, would he a real offence to the living, as well as an apparent indignity to the dead." We have, therefore, no douht that the common law casts on some one the duty of carrying to the grave... | |
 | Edwin Maddy - 1835 - 282 lehte
...Hagg. CR ii. p. 341, &c., and Phill. R. iii. p. 346, &.C., as to the antiquity and use of coffins. Some involucra, or coverings, have been deemed necessary,...all civilized and Christian countries ; but chests ortrunks, containing the bodies, descending along with them into the grave, and remaining there till... | |
 | 1837 - 490 lehte
...circumstances in human life. That a body should be carried in a state of naked exposure would be a real offence to the living, as well as an apparent indignity to the dead. Some coverings have been deemed necessary in all civilized and Christian countries; but chests containing... | |
 | 1837 - 534 lehte
...circumstances in human life. That a body should be carried in a state of naked exposure would be a real offence to the living, as well as an apparent indignity to the dead. Some coverings have been deemed necessary inall civilized and Christian countries; but chests containing... | |
 | Francis James Newman Rogers - 1840 - 1136 lehte
...formerly coffined and uncoffined, and were charged accordingly. Some involucra, or coverings, indeed have been deemed necessary in all civilized and Christian...chests, or trunks, containing the bodies, descending with them to the grave and remaining there till their own decay, cannot plead either the same necessity... | |
 | Richard Burn - 1842 - 898 lehte
...coffins, subject to an increased rate of payment to the parish. Some involucra or coverings (he said) have been deemed necessary in all civilized and Christian...trunks containing the bodies descending along with them to the grave and remaining there till their own decay, cannot plead either the same necessity or same... | |
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... by private caprice and fancy, amidst all the giddy revolutions that are perpetually varying the modes and fashions that belong to lighter circumstances in human life. 
