The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord Chancellor of England, Volumen13W. Pickering, 1825 |
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... constables is by the justices of the peace at their quarter sessions . 3. Question . How long is their office ? Answer . The office of constable is annual , except they be removed . 4. Question . Of what rank or order of men are they ...
... constables is by the justices of the peace at their quarter sessions . 3. Question . How long is their office ? Answer . The office of constable is annual , except they be removed . 4. Question . Of what rank or order of men are they ...
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... constable consisteth chiefly in these four parts : 1. To arrest . 2. To make hue and cry . 3. To search . 4. To seize goods . All which the constable may perform of his own autho- rity , without any warrant from the justices of the ...
... constable consisteth chiefly in these four parts : 1. To arrest . 2. To make hue and cry . 3. To search . 4. To seize goods . All which the constable may perform of his own autho- rity , without any warrant from the justices of the ...
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... constable for the whole hundred : nor is the petty constable subordinate to the head constable for any commandment that proceeds from his own authority ; but it is used , that the precepts of the justices be delivered unto the high ...
... constable for the whole hundred : nor is the petty constable subordinate to the head constable for any commandment that proceeds from his own authority ; but it is used , that the precepts of the justices be delivered unto the high ...
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