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The antipathie of the English lordly prelacie, both to ...
Containing the fiverall Treasons, Conspiracies, Re* ! ns, Seditions, Contumacies,
and Difloyaltiet of tbt Archbishops of Canterbury against their Sove~ raignts,
Kings of England; and tlx fiverall Warresy Tumults, and DiJJentions occasioned
and ...
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The Shaltiel Manuscripts: Catalunya 1061-1481
Although they had satisfied the king the disputes and contumacies that the
attorney had charged them with; for such reason the magistrate of Tarragona was
asked to have them again admitted to state of public peace and civic order.
Martinus ...
Moshe A. Shaltiel-Gracian, 2004
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Parliamentary Papers, House of Commons and Command
When no act is required to be done by the party cited, the plaintiff may proceed in
panum contumacies, and the cause then goes on exparte, Rep. 16 Advantage of
the clause in Act 10 Geo. 4, expediting causes in pa: nam contumacies, App. a.
Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons, 1846
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A History of Continental Criminal Procedure: With Special ...
6 "These article's concerning defaults and contumacies met with very- many
difficulties in practice in respect to the places where the search for the accused
ought to be made, and the summonses given." Salle, "Esprit des Ordonnances,
Edits et ...
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The History and Antiquities of the University of Oxford: In ...
propter suas manifestas contumacies in non comparendo coram illo certo die et
loco sibi legitime assignatis.' < ( Dom. 1512 An' 1 4 Hen. VIi: Hen. VIII. About this
time I find a great stir(i) about one Thomas Manne, a remarkable Wyclevist, who ...
... complaint is of some small matter) never issue but upon contumacies,
contempts, disobediences to the Church. But they are reall contumacies, not
interpretative, apparant contumacies, not presumptive, that excommunicate a
man in Heaven ...
John Donne, George Reuben Potter, Evelyn Mary Spearing Simpson, 1962
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Commentary on the Whole Bible Volume VI (Acts to Revelation)
Matthew Henry. shocked, and borne hard upon; sustains all manner of injury and
ill usage, and bears up under it, such as curses, contumacies, slanders, prison,
exile, bonds, torments, and death itself, for the sake of the injurious, and of others
...
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The Inquisition in the Spanish Dependencies: Sicily, Naples, ...
If the provisor and officials persist in disobedience through three rebeldias (
contumacies of ten days each), the inquisitor shall proclaim them
excommunicated. If the bishop is stubborn he is to be prohibited from entering his
church and to be ...
The law has never thoroughly mingled itself with Ireland ; there lately were,
perhaps still are, districts impervious to the king's writs — castles fortified against
the sheriff, and legal estates invaded by force of arms — contumacies, not
frequent ...
William Bengo Collyer, Thomas Raffles, James Baldwin Brown, 1821
There is no need to add that my ideational abstinence went unrecognized and
unrewarded. In fact, not a single American reviewer noticed it, and most of them
slated the book violently as a mass of heresies and contumacies, a deliberate ...
