Commentaries on the Laws of England: In Four Books, Volume 2G.W. Childs, 1866 - Great Britain |
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... benefit of clergy ; where the principal , and accessory before the fact , are excluded from it CHAPTER IV . 38 36 37 OF OFFENCES AGAINST GOD AND RELIGION ... 42 to 65 1. Crimes and misdemeanours , cognizable by the laws of England , are ...
... benefit of clergy ; where the principal , and accessory before the fact , are excluded from it CHAPTER IV . 38 36 37 OF OFFENCES AGAINST GOD AND RELIGION ... 42 to 65 1. Crimes and misdemeanours , cognizable by the laws of England , are ...
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... clergy ; and judgment of high treason . IV . Blasphemy . Penalty : fine , imprisonment , and corporal punish- ment ... benefit of clergy .. 94 2. Felonies injurious to the king's prero- gative ( of which some are within , others without ...
... clergy ; and judgment of high treason . IV . Blasphemy . Penalty : fine , imprisonment , and corporal punish- ment ... benefit of clergy .. 94 2. Felonies injurious to the king's prero- gative ( of which some are within , others without ...
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... clergy ... 220 8. Burglary is the breaking and entering , by night , into a mansion - house , with intent to commit ... benefit of clergy . 243 8. Forgery is the fraudulent making or alteration of a writing , in prejudice of another's ...
... clergy ... 220 8. Burglary is the breaking and entering , by night , into a mansion - house , with intent to commit ... benefit of clergy . 243 8. Forgery is the fraudulent making or alteration of a writing , in prejudice of another's ...
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... BENEFIT OF CLERGY ............ 365 to 374 1. Clergy , or the benefit thereof , was ori- ginally derived from the usurped juris- diction of the popish ecclesiastics ; but hath since been new - modelled by several statutes . 2. It is an ...
... BENEFIT OF CLERGY ............ 365 to 374 1. Clergy , or the benefit thereof , was ori- ginally derived from the usurped juris- diction of the popish ecclesiastics ; but hath since been new - modelled by several statutes . 2. It is an ...
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... benefit of the king's accomptants , and is exercised by the barons only of the exchequer , and not the treasurer or ... clergy have long used to exhibit their bills for the non - payment of tithes ; in which case the surmise of being the ...
... benefit of the king's accomptants , and is exercised by the barons only of the exchequer , and not the treasurer or ... clergy have long used to exhibit their bills for the non - payment of tithes ; in which case the surmise of being the ...
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