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Pagina 19
... laid , in a ju- ' dicial and legal Manner , before the Members of the Venerable Houfe of Convocation ? - No : -and yet he is acquitted ! It may poffibly be admitted , even by the Advocates for a general Acquiefcence in the Little ...
... laid , in a ju- ' dicial and legal Manner , before the Members of the Venerable Houfe of Convocation ? - No : -and yet he is acquitted ! It may poffibly be admitted , even by the Advocates for a general Acquiefcence in the Little ...
Pagina 29
... laid before the Chief Magiftrate , not as an infolent Direction to him in Point of Practice , but to speak their Abhorrence of all fuch Indecencies , and to discharge their Confciences refpecting the Sta- tutes and Difcipline of the ...
... laid before the Chief Magiftrate , not as an infolent Direction to him in Point of Practice , but to speak their Abhorrence of all fuch Indecencies , and to discharge their Confciences refpecting the Sta- tutes and Difcipline of the ...
Pagina 35
... laid , and fo artfully conducted , had failed of fuccefs . Accordingly , we find both the lawyers exprefsly declaring , that the cafe in question belonged to the 42d ftatute , and from thence SEEMING to infer ( what however they have ...
... laid , and fo artfully conducted , had failed of fuccefs . Accordingly , we find both the lawyers exprefsly declaring , that the cafe in question belonged to the 42d ftatute , and from thence SEEMING to infer ( what however they have ...
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