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... cases of arrestation authorised by the law , shall conduct , receive , or retain a citizen , in a place of detention not publicly and legally marked out ; and every guard or jailor who shall act in opposition to the disposition of the ...
... cases of arrestation authorised by the law , shall conduct , receive , or retain a citizen , in a place of detention not publicly and legally marked out ; and every guard or jailor who shall act in opposition to the disposition of the ...
Pagina 452
... case of Seaford was the subject of inquiry before three several committees ; the proceedings before the second of which are the most important , and will not fail of fuggesting se . rious reflections on the danger of trusting justices ...
... case of Seaford was the subject of inquiry before three several committees ; the proceedings before the second of which are the most important , and will not fail of fuggesting se . rious reflections on the danger of trusting justices ...
Pagina 453
... cases are inserted , and some cor- rections of importance are made . On the whole , we may pronounce this system of marine jurisprudence a valuable acquisition to the commercial world . When we consider how much has been effected in the ...
... cases are inserted , and some cor- rections of importance are made . On the whole , we may pronounce this system of marine jurisprudence a valuable acquisition to the commercial world . When we consider how much has been effected in the ...
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