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Page 370
Although copious and well.executed histories of several counties have been
published , and although the Brilannia of the learned Camden has been
universally and justly regarded as an excellent work relating to the kingdom at
large ; yet as ...
Although copious and well.executed histories of several counties have been
published , and although the Brilannia of the learned Camden has been
universally and justly regarded as an excellent work relating to the kingdom at
large ; yet as ...
Page 378
From Harwood's Alumni Eronenses , which is confined 80 s'uch scholars as have
been on the foundation , may be collected , among others , the names of bishop
Fleetwood , bishop Pearson , the learned John Hales , Dr. Stanhope , Sir Robert
...
From Harwood's Alumni Eronenses , which is confined 80 s'uch scholars as have
been on the foundation , may be collected , among others , the names of bishop
Fleetwood , bishop Pearson , the learned John Hales , Dr. Stanhope , Sir Robert
...
Page 439
We select the most favourable specimen from the performance of the learned
lords , in which we very much coincide with them : • If Trial by Jury is to be
introduced at all , it is our opinion , that it can only succeed if introduced at first on
a very ...
We select the most favourable specimen from the performance of the learned
lords , in which we very much coincide with them : • If Trial by Jury is to be
introduced at all , it is our opinion , that it can only succeed if introduced at first on
a very ...
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