Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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... Jury , for any thing in which they might have done wrong ; not because they were Judges , but because they were commoners of England . They denied and rejected the jurisdiction of the Lords , and assigned their reasons : " Because , in ...
... Jury , for any thing in which they might have done wrong ; not because they were Judges , but because they were commoners of England . They denied and rejected the jurisdiction of the Lords , and assigned their reasons : " Because , in ...
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... Jury would Majesty . It acknowledged , what we all thereby be the better able to attend to the knew , the virtues of his Majesty , and words of it . They were these : " What a breathed throughout sentiments of loyalty ! " crowd of ...
... Jury would Majesty . It acknowledged , what we all thereby be the better able to attend to the knew , the virtues of his Majesty , and words of it . They were these : " What a breathed throughout sentiments of loyalty ! " crowd of ...
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... Jury , the information , which charges it , is not true ; and they are bound to say so by a verdict of acquittal . the people of Ireland , forming a Jury , shall entertain of their intention in sum- moning the meeting , and the real ...
... Jury , the information , which charges it , is not true ; and they are bound to say so by a verdict of acquittal . the people of Ireland , forming a Jury , shall entertain of their intention in sum- moning the meeting , and the real ...
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