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Strana 118
Such presentation of the king , shall not prejudice those who at that time had right
to the same , but that they may ( upon the next avoidance ) nominate or give , & c
. the same as though no such nomination , & c . had been had by the king .
Such presentation of the king , shall not prejudice those who at that time had right
to the same , but that they may ( upon the next avoidance ) nominate or give , & c
. the same as though no such nomination , & c . had been had by the king .
Strana 128
... Youghall , Waterford , Wexford , Gallway or Carrickfurgus , and there remain till
there be conveniency for transporting them , and give in their names to the mayor
or chief magistrate , who shall give their best assistance in transporting them .
... Youghall , Waterford , Wexford , Gallway or Carrickfurgus , and there remain till
there be conveniency for transporting them , and give in their names to the mayor
or chief magistrate , who shall give their best assistance in transporting them .
Strana viii
The bishops have a right to give their suffrage , and their righi is a divine right .
The Abbots and Generals of religious Orders , also give theirs , but by
Ecclesiastical right only . The deputies of Cathedrals , Dioceses and Universities ,
assist at ...
The bishops have a right to give their suffrage , and their righi is a divine right .
The Abbots and Generals of religious Orders , also give theirs , but by
Ecclesiastical right only . The deputies of Cathedrals , Dioceses and Universities ,
assist at ...
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