Objections to a Bill Presented to the House of Lords by the Lord Bishop of London, Intituled "An Act to Amend the Law with Reference to the Administration of Justice in Her Majesty's Privy Council, on Appeal from the Ecclesiastical Courts.". |
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... invade the Queen's supremacy , by transferring to subjects an autho- rity which is already vested in the regality , and which is unalienable from the crown of En- gland . See Wilkins's Concilia , vol . i . p . 58 , 70 , 186 -194 , 202 ...
... invade the Queen's supremacy , by transferring to subjects an autho- rity which is already vested in the regality , and which is unalienable from the crown of En- gland . See Wilkins's Concilia , vol . i . p . 58 , 70 , 186 -194 , 202 ...
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