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Penn , 1 Wood ' s Dec . 341 . In London , it is mentioned in several books of
authority , that a groat a house is due . Hob . 11 . Godolph . Repert . canon . edit .
1687 , p . 427 . Wats . 585 . But I have not discovered on what this opinion of a
groat ...
Penn , 1 Wood ' s Dec . 341 . In London , it is mentioned in several books of
authority , that a groat a house is due . Hob . 11 . Godolph . Repert . canon . edit .
1687 , p . 427 . Wats . 585 . But I have not discovered on what this opinion of a
groat ...
Strona 84
... ( which was afterwards ended by compromise ) it seemed to be admitted , that
a bill might be brought for a pension only . Bunb . 183 . A bishop may sue for a
pension before a chancellor , and an archdeacon before his official . Wood . b .
... ( which was afterwards ended by compromise ) it seemed to be admitted , that
a bill might be brought for a pension only . Bunb . 183 . A bishop may sue for a
pension before a chancellor , and an archdeacon before his official . Wood . b .
Strona 353
Wood , Cro . Car . 180 . See the cases in which they have been allowed before
collected . Bp . of London v . Ffytche . Com . Dig . tit . Esglise ( N 3 . ) ( 3 ) See 365
. note ( a ) . Such bonds though to resign generally are good , and have been ...
Wood , Cro . Car . 180 . See the cases in which they have been allowed before
collected . Bp . of London v . Ffytche . Com . Dig . tit . Esglise ( N 3 . ) ( 3 ) See 365
. note ( a ) . Such bonds though to resign generally are good , and have been ...
Strona 361
Babington and Wood , did not appear to me to rest on such solid and substantial
grounds as they ought to have done ; and yet these two determinations are the
precedents , which our courts have ever since implicitly followed , whenever the ...
Babington and Wood , did not appear to me to rest on such solid and substantial
grounds as they ought to have done ; and yet these two determinations are the
precedents , which our courts have ever since implicitly followed , whenever the ...
Strona 404
Also the sum of twenty pounds , in the hands of Thomas Winter , of Wood - end ,
given by John Dalston , esq . of Acornbank . Also the sum of three pounds
ancient poor stock , in the hands of the administrators of the late George Overend
of ...
Also the sum of twenty pounds , in the hands of Thomas Winter , of Wood - end ,
given by John Dalston , esq . of Acornbank . Also the sum of three pounds
ancient poor stock , in the hands of the administrators of the late George Overend
of ...
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Strona 384 - That the pretended power of dispensing with laws, or the execution of laws by regal authority, as it hath been assumed and exercised of late, is illegal.
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Strona 392 - General Councils may not be gathered together without the commandment and will of Princes. And when they be gathered together, (forasmuch as they be an assembly of men, whereof all be not governed with the Spirit and Word of God,) they may err, and sometimes have erred, even in things pertaining unto God. Wherefore things ordained by them as necessary to salvation have neither strength nor authority, unless it may be declared that they be taken out of holy Scripture.
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