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Side 193
... See ant . 48. a . not . 3 . With the fame views have been paffed the acts for registering deeds refpecting lands in the Weft , Eaft , and North Ridings of the county of York , and in the county of Mid- dlefex . - 2 . & 3. Ann . c . 4. 6 ...
... See ant . 48. a . not . 3 . With the fame views have been paffed the acts for registering deeds refpecting lands in the Weft , Eaft , and North Ridings of the county of York , and in the county of Mid- dlefex . - 2 . & 3. Ann . c . 4. 6 ...
Side 196
... See ant . 296. not . 1 .-- But though , by our law , a woman does not now communicate her rank or titles of honour to her husband , yet the freehold , or the right of poffeffion , of all her lands of inheritance , vefts in him ...
... See ant . 296. not . 1 .-- But though , by our law , a woman does not now communicate her rank or titles of honour to her husband , yet the freehold , or the right of poffeffion , of all her lands of inheritance , vefts in him ...
Side 198
... See Cleland v . Cleland , Cha . Prec . 63. 2. Vern . 502. Adams v . Cole , Caf . Temp . Talbot 168. In the cafe of Blois and the Countess of Hereford , 2 . Vern . 501 , a fettlement was made for the benefit of the wife , but no mention ...
... See Cleland v . Cleland , Cha . Prec . 63. 2. Vern . 502. Adams v . Cole , Caf . Temp . Talbot 168. In the cafe of Blois and the Countess of Hereford , 2 . Vern . 501 , a fettlement was made for the benefit of the wife , but no mention ...
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Anecdotes of Drs Goldſmith and Kenrick | 10 |
Prologue and Epilogue to the Comedy | 16 |
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