The English Reports: King's Bench (1378-1865), Volume 94W. Green, 1909 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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Page 74
... observed , that this suit , that is now going on , is still more improper upon the defendant's plea ; because the Eccle- siastical Courts have not authority to try either of the points that are denied in it . To this the Court made ...
... observed , that this suit , that is now going on , is still more improper upon the defendant's plea ; because the Eccle- siastical Courts have not authority to try either of the points that are denied in it . To this the Court made ...
Page 80
... observed , that the surrender was at a Judge's chamber , and not till the Court was up ; whereas the effect of the writ was determined by the rising of the Court , and therefore the surrender was too late . To the third he said , that ...
... observed , that the surrender was at a Judge's chamber , and not till the Court was up ; whereas the effect of the writ was determined by the rising of the Court , and therefore the surrender was too late . To the third he said , that ...
Page 85
... observed too , that the bishop in the present case was general visitor ; for the words in the recital in the Statute of Visitation make him so ; and the conclusion reckons up all the instances , which it can be supposed there may be ...
... observed too , that the bishop in the present case was general visitor ; for the words in the recital in the Statute of Visitation make him so ; and the conclusion reckons up all the instances , which it can be supposed there may be ...
Page 90
... observed , that the burgesses of this town were only the freemen of it ; and therefore it cannot be requisite for them to go through these cere- monies ; because the several statutes that relate to these matters speak only of offices of ...
... observed , that the burgesses of this town were only the freemen of it ; and therefore it cannot be requisite for them to go through these cere- monies ; because the several statutes that relate to these matters speak only of offices of ...
Page 95
... observed , that the return must not be filed . Vide post , 142 . WILSON AND POULTER . Vide ante , 77 . Serjeant Darnel came now and complained to the Court , that the rule was drawn up by consent , that the plaintiff should have the ...
... observed , that the return must not be filed . Vide post , 142 . WILSON AND POULTER . Vide ante , 77 . Serjeant Darnel came now and complained to the Court , that the rule was drawn up by consent , that the plaintiff should have the ...
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Accordingly the Court accordingly the rule Act of Parliament action affidavit agree allowed amended ANONYMUS answer appear apprehended argued assumpsit attorney award bail bill bond brought certiorari Chief Justice committed Common Pleas conviction costs counsel Court of Equity debt declaration defendant pleaded defendant's demurrer discharged ejectment entred evidence exception execution executor farther Fazakerly given grant an information habeas corpus indictment intitled issue Judge Lee Judge Probyn judgment jurisdiction jury justice of peace Kettleby KING laid latitat likewise Lord mandamus matter motion moved Nisi Prius notice objection observed offence opinion parish party person plaintiff plaintiff in error present proceedings proper purpose he cited quashed quo warranto reason record Reeves refused rule to shew Salk scire facias Serjeant sessions sheriff shew cause side statute Strange submitted taken term thought took trial verdict Vide post Vide postea warrant words writ of error
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Page 571 - the elder of such sons and the heirs male of his body always to be preferred before the younger of such sons and the heirs male of his body ; and in default of such issue
Page 571 - before the younger of such sons and the heirs male of his body ; and in default of such issue male, then to the daughters of the said
Page 329 - wife for their lives and the life of the longer liver of them, and after their decease to the use of the heirs of the said
Page 119 - though there were professions in the book, that the design of it was to establish Christianity upon a true bottom, by considering these narratives in Scripture as emblematical and prophetical, the Court said, those professions could not be credited ; and the rule is, allegatio contra factum non est
Page 522 - rule to shew cause, why an information in the nature of a quo warranto should not go against the defendant for exercising the office of
Page 24 - a rule to shew cause why an information in the nature of a quo warranto should not go against the defendant for exercising the
Page 26 - that religion was part of the common law ; and therefore whatever is an offence against that, is evidently an offence against the common law. Now morality is the fundamental part of religion, and therefore whatever strikes against that, must for the same reason be an offence against the common law.
Page 554 - in pursuance of the statute in that case made and provided. These are therefore in His Majesty's name to require you to take into your custody the body of the said John
Page 567 - rule to shew cause, why an information in the nature of a quo warranto should not be granted against the
Page 119 - that as the Christian religion was part of the law, whatever derided that, derided the law, and consequently must be an offence against the law; for the laws are the only means to preserve the peace and order of every Government, and therefore whatever exposes them