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Page 168
... indictments for Felonies . felony it is otherwise , and especially where the crime
consists of a continuation of facts . I In short every material fact which is issuable
and triable , must be laid with time and place , Omissions . Where an indictment ...
... indictments for Felonies . felony it is otherwise , and especially where the crime
consists of a continuation of facts . I In short every material fact which is issuable
and triable , must be laid with time and place , Omissions . Where an indictment ...
Page 220
... and one is merely fact contained in the the transcript of the other as to the same
fact , written . the written alone can be admitted : thus though the declarations of a
person mortally wounded respecting his murderers , made upon the approach ...
... and one is merely fact contained in the the transcript of the other as to the same
fact , written . the written alone can be admitted : thus though the declarations of a
person mortally wounded respecting his murderers , made upon the approach ...
Page 230
... corrects , without degrading . Nemo repentè turpissimus , is an adage , as true
in point of fact , as necessary to be kept in mind by those , whose rank and duties
call upon them to mark with precision of punishment , the deviation of ignorance ...
... corrects , without degrading . Nemo repentè turpissimus , is an adage , as true
in point of fact , as necessary to be kept in mind by those , whose rank and duties
call upon them to mark with precision of punishment , the deviation of ignorance ...
Page 310
... if there were no fraud intended , and the parties ignorant of the irregularity ;
facts to be ascertained from circumstances ... unfrequently been exhibited , for the
purpose of collecting an acknowlegement of settlement by inference ; viz , the fact
...
... if there were no fraud intended , and the parties ignorant of the irregularity ;
facts to be ascertained from circumstances ... unfrequently been exhibited , for the
purpose of collecting an acknowlegement of settlement by inference ; viz , the fact
...
Page 378
They are to elicit the facts from the evidence as juThe law of rors would do , and
they are to judge of the law arising out of those facts in the common course , if
they think fit . Out of this position arise two conclusions ; viz . first , that they are
not ...
They are to elicit the facts from the evidence as juThe law of rors would do , and
they are to judge of the law arising out of those facts in the common course , if
they think fit . Out of this position arise two conclusions ; viz . first , that they are
not ...
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Page 112 - ... but you shall present all things truly as they come to your knowledge, according to the best of your understanding. So help you God !
Page 36 - ... receive the sacrament of the Lord's supper, according to the usage of the Church of England...
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Page 108 - And I do solemnly, in the Presence of God, profess, testify and declare that I do make this declaration, and every part thereof, in the plain and ordinary sense of the words...
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Page 128 - Peace, which shall first happen, and to abide the Order of and pay such Costs as shall be awarded by the Justices at such Quarter Sessions, or any Adjournment thereof...
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| Title | A Practical Guide, to the Quarter, and Other, Sessions of the Peace: Adapted to the Use of Young Magistrates, and Gentlemen of the Legal Profession, at the Commencement of Their Public Duties |
| Author | William Dickinson |
| Publisher | Reed and Hunter, 1815 |
| Original from | Oxford University |
| Digitized | 21 Sep 2006 |
| Length | 463 pages |
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