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... returned for Norfolk ; as on the day before the dissolution of the parliament , it was resolved " That Sir Edward Coke , standing de facto returned a member of this house , shall have privilege against a suit in chan- cery , commenced ...
... returned for Norfolk ; as on the day before the dissolution of the parliament , it was resolved " That Sir Edward Coke , standing de facto returned a member of this house , shall have privilege against a suit in chan- cery , commenced ...
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... returned by an order from Cromwell . Hale , having pointed out the statute which directs that all juries shall be returned by the sheriff or by his lawful officer , dismissed the jury , and refused to try the cause . On his return from ...
... returned by an order from Cromwell . Hale , having pointed out the statute which directs that all juries shall be returned by the sheriff or by his lawful officer , dismissed the jury , and refused to try the cause . On his return from ...
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... returned for Portsmouth ; sudden illness , 371 . Removal of Pitt ; case of Williams , 372. Answer of the society ; re- turns their retainer , 373. Pamph- let , his View of the Causes of the War with France , composition of ; style of ...
... returned for Portsmouth ; sudden illness , 371 . Removal of Pitt ; case of Williams , 372. Answer of the society ; re- turns their retainer , 373. Pamph- let , his View of the Causes of the War with France , composition of ; style of ...
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