The Scots Magazine, Band 10Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1748 |
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... judge any thing exceptionable , either in our m manner , will be pleafed to communicate their obfervations , and afford us an opportunity of correcting or vindicating our conduct may be depended upon , that we fhall always give ...
... judge any thing exceptionable , either in our m manner , will be pleafed to communicate their obfervations , and afford us an opportunity of correcting or vindicating our conduct may be depended upon , that we fhall always give ...
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... judges if the plan is likely to fucceed or not , the alternative being now in their power ; in case the plan is not like- ly to fucceed , their friends have the full of what they gave in their names for ; but otherwife they are reduced ...
... judges if the plan is likely to fucceed or not , the alternative being now in their power ; in case the plan is not like- ly to fucceed , their friends have the full of what they gave in their names for ; but otherwife they are reduced ...
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... judge appointed by fuch a family , to judge impartially in any caufe that comes before him . The family may very probably have fome relations within the county , and must have connexions with fome of the inhabitants more than with ...
... judge appointed by fuch a family , to judge impartially in any caufe that comes before him . The family may very probably have fome relations within the county , and must have connexions with fome of the inhabitants more than with ...
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... judge , he may wave bringing it to an illue till that judge be removed , and a new one appointed ; nay , he has a chance ... judges is poffeffed of , may be , and , I am told , is often made ufe of for creating and pre- ferving a flavish ...
... judge , he may wave bringing it to an illue till that judge be removed , and a new one appointed ; nay , he has a chance ... judges is poffeffed of , may be , and , I am told , is often made ufe of for creating and pre- ferving a flavish ...
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... judge , or fet of judges . Let this , which we have learned from fuch a long experience , be right or wrong , I am fure the nomination ought not to be lodged hereditarily in the families of any fubjects ; because , as I have before ...
... judge , or fet of judges . Let this , which we have learned from fuch a long experience , be right or wrong , I am fure the nomination ought not to be lodged hereditarily in the families of any fubjects ; because , as I have before ...
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