10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEPRIVABLE»
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Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Ecclesiastical ...
VIII. says, for the second : for the statute is but affirmative of the Ecclesiastical law,
— and he was deprivable by tbat law. The statute alters not the canon law ; for
the statute is in affirmative words which cannot repeal, so it doth but increase the
...
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Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Ecclesiastical ...
VIII. says, for the second : for the statute is but affirmative of the Ecclesiastical law,
— and he was deprivable by that law. The statute alters not the canon law ; for
the statute is in affirmative words which cannot repeal, so it doth but increase the
...
3
The life & acts of John Whitgift. 1822
... deprivable by the law, to be removed out of the ministry: and others not
deprivable, to' be otherwise punished, as may stand with the censures of the
Church, agreable with the antient canons. For'the wel instructing and catechizing
of the ...
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The Life and Acts of John Whitgift, D.D., the Third and Last ...
And to se such as shalbe deprivable by the law, to be removed out of the ministry:
and others not deprivable, to be otherwise punished, as may stand with the
censures of the Church, agreable with the antient canons. For the wel instructing
...
5
The Clergy-man's Law: Or, The Complete Incumbent, Collected ...
_ ' If a Person be deprivable by Canon Law' for some' Offences, yet the King hath
PoWer toPardOn the Offence, 'and' his Pardon is 'sufficient to Prevent a Deprivati'
on, before the Crime doth Train/ire if! rew Jfldz'catgz'f/z'z 2 Gar. Bosiaiz's Case ...
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The Life and Acts of John Whitgift, D.D., the Third and Last ...
And to se such as shalbe deprivable by the law, to/be removed out of the ministry:
and others not deprivable, to be otherwise punished, as may stand with the
censures of the Church, agreable with the antient canons. For the wel instructing
...
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The Life and Acts of ... John Whitgift, D. D., the Third and ...
And to se such as shalbe deprivable by the law, to be removed out of the ministry
: and others not deprivable, to be otherwise punished, as may stand with the
censures of the Church, agreable with the antient canons. For the wel instructing
...
8
Observations on the Acts of Parliament: Made by King James ...
... are thereupon deprivable, for ha'ving contraveen'd the flame z for the
Parliament having' decland that the Contraveeners are deprivable , but not the
Tacks null. The Lords conceiv'd that the punishment being under the consideffl
ration of the ...
Sir George Mackenzie, 1687
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The London encyclopaedia, or, Universal dictionary of ...
Deprivable is that which may, in J*"*, be taken away. God hath deprived her of
wisdom, neither hath he □farted to her understanding. Job, xxxix. 17. Most happy
he, *bose least delight suflieetu to deprive Remembrance of all pains which him ...
Thomas Curtis (of Grove house sch, Islington), 1839
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The London encyclopaedia: or, Universal dictionary of ...
Lat. privare; from de aiprivo. To bereave or depossess; taking of »fter it; hence to
hinder, to debar from. Deprivation has certain formal and legal applications; see
below. Deprivable is that which may, in justice, be taken away.
