...country of Wales jußty and rigbtcoufly is, and ever hath been incorporated, annexa, united ana fubjccl to and under the imperial crown of this realm, as a very member and joint of the fame, wherefore the King's maß royé majejly of meer droit, and very right, is very head, King, lord...

...Union. It set out with the assertion that the " liberty and dominion of the Principality and country of Wales justly and righteously is and ever hath been incorporated, annexed, united, subject to, and under the imperial crown of this realm," and it went on to point out that " the people...

...South Wales, for the trials of all issues arising there. And the 27 H. 8. c. 26. recites, " that Wales ever hath been incorporated, annexed, united, and...this realm, as a very member and joint of the same;" so that there is not any inconsistency in what was said by the Court in that case, that trials in prox....

...Common Law of this Realm is used. 27 H. 8. c. 7. s. 5. Albeit the Dominion, Principality, and Country of Wales justly and righteously is, and ever hath...incorporated, annexed, united, and subject to and under the temporal Crown of this Realm, as a very Member and Joint of the same, wherefore the King's most Royal...

...el tmivit." The 27 H. VIII. c. 26. adheres to the same principle, and recites "that Wales EVER HATII BEEN incorporated, annexed, united, and subject to,...this realm, as a very member and joint of the same." £dward the First having succeeded as to Wales, maintained also, " that Scotland was holden of the...

...Number may be widely circulated amongst our countrymen. "Albeit, the dominion, principality, and country of Wales, justly and righteously is, and ever hath...imperial crown of this realm, as a very member and point of the same ; wherefore, the King's most royal majesty, of mere droit, and very right, is very...

...tanquam partem corporis ejusdem, annexuit et univit." The statute 27 Hen. 8. c. 26. recites that " Wales justly and righteously is, and ever hath been,...subject to, and under the imperial crown of this realm, us a very member and joint of the same;" and it enacts that the " said country or (a) 2 Inst. 195....

...c. 26.—Concerning the Laws to be used in Wales. ' * LBEIT the dominion, principality and country of Wales justly and ' ^*- righteously is, and ever...united and subject to and under the imperial crown pf this realm, as ' a very member and joint of the same, wherefore the King's most royal • principality...

...strong proof that in the words of a devise " the kingdom of England" included Wales; for it recites that Wales "justly and righteously is, and ever hath been,...crown of this realm, as a very member and joint of the same."(6) But in reality, it is always necessary to examine, whether the truth may not have been distorted,...

...the 27 H. VIII., that Wales was ever parcel of the realm of England. The words of that statute are, " incorporated, annexed, united, and subject to, and under the imperial crown of this realm," which is a decisive proof, that a country may be annexed to the one without being united with the other....