 | David Hume - 1775 - 446 oldal
...the total ruin of the offender, contrary to the eftablifhed laws of the kingdom. The imprifonment, to which they condemned any delinquent, was limited by no rule but their own pleafure. They affumed a power of impofing on the clergy what new articles of fublcription, and confequently... | |
 | David Hume - 1807 - 552 oldal
...Where they found reason to suspect any person, they might administer to him an oath, called ex officio, by which he was bound to answer all questions, and...and often occasioned the total ruin of the offender, contrary to the established laws of the kingdom. The imprisonment to which they condemned any delinquent... | |
 | Benjamin Seth Youngs - 1810 - 672 oldal
...When they found reason to suspect any person, they might administer to him an oath called CJT vfficio, by which he was bound to answer all questions, and...and often occasioned the total ruin of the offender, contrary to the established laws of the kingdom." ____ 44. " The imprisonments to which they condemned... | |
 | David Hume - 1812 - 550 oldal
...Where they found reason to suspect any person, they might administer to him an oath, called ex officio, by which he was bound to answer all questions, and...and often occasioned the total ruin of the offender, contrary to the established laws of the kingdom. The imprisonment to which they condemned any delinquent... | |
 | John Aikin - 1812 - 462 oldal
...they might administer to him an oath called ex officio, by which he was bound to answer all questions. The fines which they levied were discretionary, and often occasioned the total ruin of the offender, contrary to the established laws of the kingdom. The imprisonment to which they condemned any delinquent... | |
 | 1812 - 666 oldal
...might administer to him an oath called 1Ж officie, by which he was bound to answer all questions. The fines which they levied were discretionary, and...often occasioned the total ruin of. the offender, cóntrary'tp the: established laws of the kingdom. The imprisonment to which ¿hey 'condemned any delinquent... | |
 | John Aikin - 1812 - 466 oldal
...they might administer to him an oath called ex officio, by which he was bound to answer all questions. The fines which they levied were discretionary, and often occasioned the total ruin of theoftender, contrary to the established laws of the kingdom. The imprisonment to which they condemned... | |
 | Benjamin Brook - 1813 - 494 oldal
...natural equity. The commissioners were impotvered to administer the oath ex officio, by which a person was bound to answer all questions, and might thereby...accuse himself or his most intimate friend. The fines were discretionary, and often occasioned the total rnin of the offender, contrary to the established... | |
 | Benjamin Brook - 1813 - 494 oldal
...natural equity. The commissioners were impowered to administer the oath ex officio, by which a person was bound to answer all questions, and might thereby be obliged to accuse himself or bis most Intimate friend. The fines were discretionary, and often occasioned the total ruin of the... | |
 | Benjamin Brook - 1813 - 498 oldal
...natural equity. The commissioners were impowered to administer the oath ex officio, by which a person was bound to answer all questions, and might thereby be obliged to accuse himself or bis most intimate friend. The fines were discretionary, and often occasioned the total ruin of the... | |
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Where they found reason to suspect any person, they might administer to him an oath, called ex officio, by which he was bound to answer all questions, and might thereby be obliged to accuse himself or his most intimate friend. The fines which they levied... 
