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Strana 124
And a single justice upon suspicion might summon and examine the persons
suspected , to have evidence against themselves , and summon witnesses to
answer upon oath ; and if the offence seemed probable , biod the suspected
party to ...
And a single justice upon suspicion might summon and examine the persons
suspected , to have evidence against themselves , and summon witnesses to
answer upon oath ; and if the offence seemed probable , biod the suspected
party to ...
Strana 131
A barrister , attorney , clerk , or officer in chancery , who without having taken the
oaths and made the declaration against ... BE EXEMPT BY HIS PRIVILEGE
FROM ANSWERING UPON OATH AS TO HIS KNOWLEDGE IN ANY MATTER
THAT ...
A barrister , attorney , clerk , or officer in chancery , who without having taken the
oaths and made the declaration against ... BE EXEMPT BY HIS PRIVILEGE
FROM ANSWERING UPON OATH AS TO HIS KNOWLEDGE IN ANY MATTER
THAT ...
Strana cxv
... by the ordination of God , to any ecclesiastical power whatsoever ; neither can
their subjects , by any authority granted , to the pope or the church , from above ,
be freed from their obedience , or absolved from their oath of allegiance . This is ...
... by the ordination of God , to any ecclesiastical power whatsoever ; neither can
their subjects , by any authority granted , to the pope or the church , from above ,
be freed from their obedience , or absolved from their oath of allegiance . This is ...
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