Papers Relating to Foreign Affairs, Part 1U.S. Government Printing Office, 1868 - United States |
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... council has already voted money towards the reception of the Sultan and the Belgian volunteers ; but it cannot vote her Majesty back from Scotland , nor can the want of a hearty welcome be supplied even by the Order of the Garter . He ...
... council has already voted money towards the reception of the Sultan and the Belgian volunteers ; but it cannot vote her Majesty back from Scotland , nor can the want of a hearty welcome be supplied even by the Order of the Garter . He ...
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... council ; that when your petitioner was tried your petitioner was in custody under a warrant from the lord lieutenant , and that no order was ever made by the privy council authorizing his trial ; that the fact of your petitioner being ...
... council ; that when your petitioner was tried your petitioner was in custody under a warrant from the lord lieutenant , and that no order was ever made by the privy council authorizing his trial ; that the fact of your petitioner being ...
Page 111
... council authorizing the trial , were fatal objections , and made the trial a nullity . And your petitioner was further advised that such objections were proper subjects for a writ of error , and that on a writ of error , error in fact ...
... council authorizing the trial , were fatal objections , and made the trial a nullity . And your petitioner was further advised that such objections were proper subjects for a writ of error , and that on a writ of error , error in fact ...
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... council authorizing the trial ; that your petitioner is now suffering a terri ble punishment under a sentence which he is advised is illegal ; that he is so advised by lawyers of more experience and reputation as criminal lawyers than ...
... council authorizing the trial ; that your petitioner is now suffering a terri ble punishment under a sentence which he is advised is illegal ; that he is so advised by lawyers of more experience and reputation as criminal lawyers than ...
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... council chamber comes forth the spirit of freedom ; we imbibe it ; it is contagious . The American Constitution is the teacher - the minister ; we are only a portion of the con- gregation . If our opinions and aspirations in favor of ...
... council chamber comes forth the spirit of freedom ; we imbibe it ; it is contagious . The American Constitution is the teacher - the minister ; we are only a portion of the con- gregation . If our opinions and aspirations in favor of ...
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