The Gentleman's Magazine, Volume 16F. Jeffries, 1747 |
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Page 349
... cause in iffue.In matter of life be- tween the crown and the fubject , on ac- cusation of high treafon ( I confine this enquiry to two fpecies of high treason only , namely , the compaffing and ima- gining the death of the king , and ...
... cause in iffue.In matter of life be- tween the crown and the fubject , on ac- cusation of high treafon ( I confine this enquiry to two fpecies of high treason only , namely , the compaffing and ima- gining the death of the king , and ...
Page 520
... cause than the taking the Real , which was all that could be expected from continuing the chace . 14th and 15th . That he had been guilty of many breaches of duty , and was the principal cause of the miscar- riage of the fleet . Anwer ...
... cause than the taking the Real , which was all that could be expected from continuing the chace . 14th and 15th . That he had been guilty of many breaches of duty , and was the principal cause of the miscar- riage of the fleet . Anwer ...
Page 595
... cause be tried by the articles of war , and the laws of the land , before any of the twelve judges . -I can't fee how any affair of this kind can be too difficult for fuch judicatories ; and dare be bold to fay , that if even the great ...
... cause be tried by the articles of war , and the laws of the land , before any of the twelve judges . -I can't fee how any affair of this kind can be too difficult for fuch judicatories ; and dare be bold to fay , that if even the great ...
Contents
Deſcription of a rolling harrow | 177 |
Lift of fhips taken on both fides 18012 | 183 |
Exceptions anfwerd | 191 |
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