The History of England : Written in French 2
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2. No Original Writs can be fued for without going to Oxford, which none that holds with the Parliament can do, without peril of life or liberty. 3. Proclamations in Parliament cannot iffue out for bringing in dehnquents im- peached of High-Treafon, or other crin;es, under pain of ,■ forfeiting their efiatcs. 4. No Writs of Error, can be brought in Parliament to reverfe erroneous judgrnents,; npr writs of elefiion iffued out for chufing new Members upon death or removal of any, whereby the numb...er of Mem- bers is continually leffening. 5. Every other Court of Jufi:ice has a peculiar feal, and the Parliament, the.fupreme Court, has no other feal but the Great-Seal, and fo now no feal at all, 6. The Great-Seal is the Clavis Regni, and therefore ought to be relldent with tire Parliament (the re- pcefentative of the whole Kingdom,) whilft it continues fit- ting ; the King, as well as the Kingdom being always le- gally prefent in it during its feffion.
RuUiwonh, The next day the Lords declared their confent to the V.
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2. No Original Writs can be fued for without going to Oxford, which none that holds with the Parliament can do, without peril of life or liberty. 3. Proclamations in Parliament cannot iffue out for bringing in dehnquents im- peached of High-Treafon, or other crin;es, under pain of ,■ forfeiting their efiatcs. 4. No Writs of Error, can be brought in Parliament to reverfe erroneous judgrnents,; npr writs of elefiion iffued out for chufing new Members upon death or removal of any, whereby the numb...er of Mem- bers is continually leffening. 5. Every other Court of Jufi:ice has a peculiar feal, and the Parliament, the.fupreme Court, has no other feal but the Great-Seal, and fo now no feal at all, 6. The Great-Seal is the Clavis Regni, and therefore ought to be relldent with tire Parliament (the re- pcefentative of the whole Kingdom,) whilft it continues fit- ting ; the King, as well as the Kingdom being always le- gally prefent in it during its feffion.
RuUiwonh, The next day the Lords declared their confent to the V.
What to read after The History of England : Written in French 2?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Adams, John, 1735-1826, Former Owner. Brl to read onlineMoreLess
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