The Works of Francis Bacon: Lord Chancellor of England, Volumen13W. Pickering, 1825 |
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... matter may be rightly known , and that Clarkson and his daughter , if there be ground for it , may answer the law according to the merit of so heinous a fact , I have thought good to wish and desire you to send for Clarkson , and his ...
... matter may be rightly known , and that Clarkson and his daughter , if there be ground for it , may answer the law according to the merit of so heinous a fact , I have thought good to wish and desire you to send for Clarkson , and his ...
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... matter of the habeas corpus , I perceive this com- mon employment of my Lord Chancellor , and my Lord Chief Justice , in these examinations , is such a vinculum , as they will not square while these matters are in hand , so that there ...
... matter of the habeas corpus , I perceive this com- mon employment of my Lord Chancellor , and my Lord Chief Justice , in these examinations , is such a vinculum , as they will not square while these matters are in hand , so that there ...
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... matter ex post facto . This rule faileth where that the law saith as much as the party , but upon foreign matter not pregnant and appearing upon the same act and conveyance , as if lessee for life be , and he lets for twenty years , if ...
... matter ex post facto . This rule faileth where that the law saith as much as the party , but upon foreign matter not pregnant and appearing upon the same act and conveyance , as if lessee for life be , and he lets for twenty years , if ...
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