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A Dictionary of the Portuguese and English Languages, in Two ...
Avower, s. o que assevera, ou affirma com certeza. A hold avower, pessoa
janctan- ciosa, que assevera eom jactancia. Avowry, or Advowry.s. justificaçaô,
desculpa (termo forense). Avowsal, s. confissaô, declaraçaô, asseveraçaô.
Avowtry, s.
Antonio Vieyra, Jacinto Dias do Canto, 1827
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The Egerton papers: A collection of public and private ...
backbilling of purpose to disappoint the avower of his proofes, which he hath or
may have presentlie to verifie his worde, it is ordeyned that whosoever hereafter
shall backbill against anie avower, shall doe it within fortie daies after the fyling, ...
Francis Egerton Ellesmere (Earl of), John Payne Collier, 1840
backbilling of purpose to disappoint the avower of his proofes, which he hath or
may have presentlie to verifie his worde, it is ordeyned that whosoever hereafter
shall backbill against anie avower, shall doe it within fortie daies after the fyling, ...
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The Self and Self-Knowledge
If it were really possible for someone to be mistaken, then a doubt might amount
to thinking that the avower is simply wrong, and neither insincere nor verbally
confused. Of course, this property of the belief is what is called incorrigibility.
Finally ...
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The collected works of Sir Humphry Davy ...: Discourses ...
Y F any Man unjustly trouble or offend another in word or deed, any time
hereafter, for fyling any Bill hereafter against him, he shall never be heard to back
-bill against the Avower; and nevertheless shall be punished therefore by the
discretion ...
Sir Humphry Davy, John Davy, 1747
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Statham's Abridgement of the Law
AVOWER. Statham 22 b. (1) When a man has pleaded to the action of the avowry
Hilary he cannot resort to a plea in abatement of the avowry; 40 Ed. in. as
appeared jn the case of Ravenshire ...
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Encyclopaedia Perthensis; Or Universal Dictionary of the ...
AVOWER. n.s.. [from. avow.] He. that. a-. tows or justifies. — Virgil makes Æneas
a boldu. vower of his own virtues. D'yden. * AVOWRY. n.s [from avow.] In law, il
where one takes a distress for rent, or other thing, and the other sues replevin.
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Year Books of the Reign of King Edward the Third
avower.1-1-lav. “ Sabulones de tribus septimanis “ in tres septimanas. et per servi
“ tium faciendi et reparandi “ stagnum molendini dictæ Mar“ garetæ in prædicta
villa de “Burghe, quandocumque idem “ stagnum sit fractuml videlicet “ cum ...
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Leges Marchiarum, Or, Border-laws: Containing Several ...
Y F any Man unjustly trouble or offendfl another in word or deed, any time
hereafter, for syling any Bill hereafter against him, he shall never be heard to
back-bill against the Avower; and nevertheless shall be punished therefore by
the ...
England and Wales, William Nicolson, 1747
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Lyttleton, His Treatise of Tenures: In French and English
Mes si le graun- tour en ceo cos deviast sauns heire en la vie le graunti, donques
il serroit compelle rl avower sur le graunti, et auxi enfant que le seignour
paramont ne clayma le mesnalte per force del gruunt fait per fyn levi per le
mesne, SfC, ...
Sir Thomas Littleton, Thomas Edlyne Tomlins, 1841
