| English literature - 1764 - 796 pages
...pronounce the parer to be a feditious libel; a matter of ikh difficulty, that fomehave pretended, it is loo high to be intruded to a fpecial jury of the firft rank and condition : he is to imdsrftand and decide, by himlelf, the meaning of every innuendo ; he is to determine the tendency... | |
| 1764 - 592 pages
...firft inftance, to pronounce the paper to be a icditious libel, a matter of fuch difficulty, that forae have pretended, it is too high to be intruded to a fpecial jury, of the tirtt rank and con» dition ; be « to undctttaml and decide by himfelf, the meaning of every ¡ылendo... | |
| Constitutional history - 1767 - 322 pages
...this Means, impowered, in the firft Inftance, to pronounce the Paper to be a feditious Libel, a Matter of fuch Difficulty, that fome have pretended, it is too high to be entrufted to a Special Jury, of -the firft Rank and Condition ; be is to underftand and decide by himfelf... | |
| John Almon - Constitutional history - 1767 - 492 pages
...this Means, impowered, in the firft Inftance, to pronounce the Paper to be a feditious Libel, a Matter of fuch Difficulty, that fome have pretended, it is too high to be entrufted to a Special Jury, of the firft Rank and Condition •, be is to underftand and decide by... | |
| Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords - Great Britain - 1767 - 446 pages
...this Means, impowered, in the firft Inftance, to pronounce the Paper to be a feditious Libel, a Matter of fuch Difficulty, that fome have pretended, it is too high to be entrufted to a Special Jury, of the firft Rank and Condition ; be is to underftand and decide by himielf... | |
| English essays - 1764 - 804 pages
...this means empowered, in thefirft inftance, to pronounce the pn[ tr to be a feditious libel, a marlcr of fuch difficulty, that fome have pretended, it is too high to be intruded to a fpeciil jnryof the firft rai k and condition ; heia tourdtrflam and decide by himfclf, the meaning... | |
| History - 1802 - 502 pages
...this means impowered, in the firft inftance, to pronounce the paper to be a feditious libel, a matter of fuch difficulty, that fome have pretended, it is too high to be intrufted to a fpecial jury of the firft rank and condition ; he is to underftand, and decide by himfelf,... | |
| Edmund Burke - History - 1765 - 514 pages
...this means impowered, in the firft iirftance, to pronounce the paper to be a feditious libel, a matter of fuch difficulty, that fome have pretended, it is too high to be intrufted to a fpecial jury of the firft • rank and condition ; he is to underftand and decide by... | |
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