The History of the Decline and Fall of the Roman EmpireJ. J. Tourneisen, 1787 - 434 sider |
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... Magistrate , in all cases where he is allowed to charge fees to require the prelimi- nary expenses to be paid by the ... Magistrate , the complainant must pay all costs if so ordered , and he may in default of distress be committed by ...
... Magistrate , in all cases where he is allowed to charge fees to require the prelimi- nary expenses to be paid by the ... Magistrate , the complainant must pay all costs if so ordered , and he may in default of distress be committed by ...
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... magistrate of the county ; who shall take such order , as the equity of the case may re- quire . If the magistrate cannot compound or agree the matter , he is to recognise the master to the next court of sessions ; who may punish the ...
... magistrate of the county ; who shall take such order , as the equity of the case may re- quire . If the magistrate cannot compound or agree the matter , he is to recognise the master to the next court of sessions ; who may punish the ...
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... magistrate it is no longer a ques- tion of how he shall fulfil his task as magistrate , it is a question of how he shall rescue a woman , convey her free and happy from the most bitter struggle of her life . A magistrate is a man . If I ...
... magistrate it is no longer a ques- tion of how he shall fulfil his task as magistrate , it is a question of how he shall rescue a woman , convey her free and happy from the most bitter struggle of her life . A magistrate is a man . If I ...
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... magistrate to have the power of suspending constables , with power to appoint others during such suspension . § 72. Offences against the by - laws to be prosecuted before the police magistrate , or if no police magistrate , then before ...
... magistrate to have the power of suspending constables , with power to appoint others during such suspension . § 72. Offences against the by - laws to be prosecuted before the police magistrate , or if no police magistrate , then before ...
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