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Pagina 14
... case only , famples are to be fent to the refpective commiffioners at London or Edinburgh , in order to have the queftion determined by them , in the manner as before pre- fcribed . This amendment will no doubt , with respect to our out ...
... case only , famples are to be fent to the refpective commiffioners at London or Edinburgh , in order to have the queftion determined by them , in the manner as before pre- fcribed . This amendment will no doubt , with respect to our out ...
Pagina 40
... case it spreads too far . If notwithfrofts kill the weeds , and break the clods fo ítanding these precautions , the fire spreads what , after a second plowing in the spring , towards the parts intended to be preserved , its these lands ...
... case it spreads too far . If notwithfrofts kill the weeds , and break the clods fo ítanding these precautions , the fire spreads what , after a second plowing in the spring , towards the parts intended to be preserved , its these lands ...
Pagina 50
... case of the earl marhal's order for a general with his molt serene highness the hereditary mourning , to be allowed five shillings per day prince of Brunswick Lunenburgh , is appoint- to a limited time . ed to be solemnized at St ...
... case of the earl marhal's order for a general with his molt serene highness the hereditary mourning , to be allowed five shillings per day prince of Brunswick Lunenburgh , is appoint- to a limited time . ed to be solemnized at St ...
Pagina 90
... case of great neceffity . The other was a trade directly to the French iflands un- der pretence of what they called flags or truce ; for when the merchants of any of our colonies had loaded a large thip with provifions and ftores proper ...
... case of great neceffity . The other was a trade directly to the French iflands un- der pretence of what they called flags or truce ; for when the merchants of any of our colonies had loaded a large thip with provifions and ftores proper ...
Pagina 122
... case the unfortu- nate mafter of the fhop cannot fo much as attempt to prove , that the goods feized in his fhop were manu- factured within Great Britain ; but fuppofe that an officer upon a falfe in formation , or from a mere vexatious ...
... case the unfortu- nate mafter of the fhop cannot fo much as attempt to prove , that the goods feized in his fhop were manu- factured within Great Britain ; but fuppofe that an officer upon a falfe in formation , or from a mere vexatious ...
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