Reports of Cases Argued and Determined in the Court of Queen's Bench: And the Court of Exchequer Chamber on Appeal from the Court of Queen's Bench [1861-1869] ...H. Sweet, 1870 |
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... wife ) sustained damage by her leg passing through the grating . The case in the Queen's Bench will be found reported in 5 B. & S. 78 . The argument took place on the rule to enter a nonsuit , and it was admitted by the learned counsel ...
... wife ) sustained damage by her leg passing through the grating . The case in the Queen's Bench will be found reported in 5 B. & S. 78 . The argument took place on the rule to enter a nonsuit , and it was admitted by the learned counsel ...
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... wife , or to or on account of any child or children under the age of sixteen , not being blind or deaf or dumb , shall be considered as given to the husband of such wife , or to the father of such child or children , as the case may be ...
... wife , or to or on account of any child or children under the age of sixteen , not being blind or deaf or dumb , shall be considered as given to the husband of such wife , or to the father of such child or children , as the case may be ...
Page 429
... wife of Thomas Hawkes- worth , Esquire , is lay rector and impropriator of the church . The tithes of the parish are commuted at 4477. 10s . There is a considerable extent of glebe land with a house upon it , which are in the occupation ...
... wife of Thomas Hawkes- worth , Esquire , is lay rector and impropriator of the church . The tithes of the parish are commuted at 4477. 10s . There is a considerable extent of glebe land with a house upon it , which are in the occupation ...
Page 430
... wife , and the rent- charge of 317. 10s . was paid to the plaintiff by equal quarterly payments . The plaintiff was nominated to the incumbency in 1852 , and duly subscribed the Articles and took the oaths as required by such license ...
... wife , and the rent- charge of 317. 10s . was paid to the plaintiff by equal quarterly payments . The plaintiff was nominated to the incumbency in 1852 , and duly subscribed the Articles and took the oaths as required by such license ...
Page 482
... so soon as he was able , but that up to the time of the discovery of the fraud he had not been able to do so , in consequence of having to support his wife and family and to contribute in part to the maintenance of 482 TRINITY TERM .
... so soon as he was able , but that up to the time of the discovery of the fraud he had not been able to do so , in consequence of having to support his wife and family and to contribute in part to the maintenance of 482 TRINITY TERM .
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