The Commentaries Or Reports of Edmund Plowden, of the Middle-Temple, Esq., an Apprentice of the Common Law: Containing Divers Cases Upon Matters of Law Argued and Adjudged in the Several Reigns of King Edward VI. Queen Mary, King and Queen Philip and Mary and Queen ElizabethS. Brooke, 1816 - Law reports, digests, etc |
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... King Edward VI. Queen Mary, King and Queen Philip and Mary and Queen Elizabeth Great Britain. Courts. Replication . Vide 4 M. 1 . Bro . Attaint . 127. B. N. C. $ 479 . And Henry Bradshaw , Attorney General of the Lord the King ( who ...
... King Edward VI. Queen Mary, King and Queen Philip and Mary and Queen Elizabeth Great Britain. Courts. Replication . Vide 4 M. 1 . Bro . Attaint . 127. B. N. C. $ 479 . And Henry Bradshaw , Attorney General of the Lord the King ( who ...
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... King Edward the murrer upon Evi- Sixth , before Sir Roger Chomley , Knight , Chief Baron of the dence the Evi- King's Exchequer , and other the Barons of the same Court , saith , dence must be en that the 14th Day of September last past ...
... King Edward the murrer upon Evi- Sixth , before Sir Roger Chomley , Knight , Chief Baron of the dence the Evi- King's Exchequer , and other the Barons of the same Court , saith , dence must be en that the 14th Day of September last past ...
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... King's Agreement with the Customer for the customing of the said Attorney here de- Woad ; which answered , that at all Times he would depose the murs upon the Evidence , whe- Truth . Which said John Davy saith upon his Oath , that he ...
... King's Agreement with the Customer for the customing of the said Attorney here de- Woad ; which answered , that at all Times he would depose the murs upon the Evidence , whe- Truth . Which said John Davy saith upon his Oath , that he ...
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... King all that should be due for the same , when it was tried by the King's Beam , or otherwise known . And he asked him to give him Leave to put it on Land , and the said Collector gave him Leave , and agreed that he should do it . And ...
... King all that should be due for the same , when it was tried by the King's Beam , or otherwise known . And he asked him to give him Leave to put it on Land , and the said Collector gave him Leave , and agreed that he should do it . And ...
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... King will accept , this Subsidy as the First- Fruits of their good Will ; by which Words it appears that the Makers of the Statute , that is , the King's Subjects , intended it to be made for the Advancement and Emolument of the King ...
... King will accept , this Subsidy as the First- Fruits of their good Will ; by which Words it appears that the Makers of the Statute , that is , the King's Subjects , intended it to be made for the Advancement and Emolument of the King ...
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