 | Charles Lucas - 1751 - 690 str.
...iaund thetafelvet, by long Ufe and Cuflom, to the Obfervance of the fame, not as to the Obfervance of the Laws of any foreign Prince, Potentate, or Prelate, but as to the accujtomed and antient Laws of this Realm, originally eftabliflied as Laws of the fame, by the fayed... | |
 | Ireland. Courts, Sir John Davies - 1762 - 302 str.
...have bound themfelves by long ufe and cuftom to the obfervance of the fame, not as to the obfervance of the laws of any foreign ' prince, potentate or prelate, but as to the accuftomed and antient laws of this realm, originally eftablifted as laws of the fame, by the faid... | |
 | Great Britain - 1763 - 518 str.
...have bmnd themfclvcs by long ufe and cußom to the obfervanceoftbefame, not as to the obfervance of laws of any foreign prince, potentate or prelate, but as to the cuflomed and ancient laws of The power of this realm, originally eßabltfhed as laws of the fame, by... | |
 | Charles Lucas - 1785 - 370 str.
...bound them/elites, by long Ufe and Cujiom, to the Obfer-vance of the fame, not as to the Obfervance of the Laws of any foreign Prince, Potentate, or Prelate, but as to the accuftomed und antient Laws of this. Realm, originally eftablifhed as Laws of the fame, by the fayed... | |
 | Sir William Blackstone - 1791 - 516 str.
...bound them" felves by long ufe and cuftom to the obfervance of the «' fame : not as to the obfervance of the laws of any foreign " prince, potentate, or prelate ; but as to the cuflomed and " antient laws of this realm, originally eftablifhed as laws of " the fame, by the faid... | |
 | William Blackstone - 1793 - 686 str.
...bound them«' felves by long ufc and cuftom to the obfervance of the " fame : not as to the obfervance of the laws of any foreign " prince, potentate, or prelate \ but as to 'the ctijlomed and '* antient laws of this realm, originally eflabihhedas laws of " the fame, by the faid... | |
 | Richard Burn - 1797 - 588 str.
...have bound themfelves by long ufe and cuilom to the obfervance of the fame, not as to the obfervanrc of the laws of any foreign prince potentate or prelate, but as to the cuftomed and ancient laws of this realm, originally eftablifhed as laws of the fame by the faid fufferance... | |
 | James Wilson - 1804 - 494 str.
...and your progenitors, the people of this your realm have taken at their free liberty, with their own consent to be used amongst them, and have bound themselves...observance of the same, not as to the observance of laws of any foreign prince, potentate, or prelate, but as to the customed and ancient laws of this... | |
 | Sir William Blackstone - 1807 - 686 str.
...people of this your realm have taken at their " free liberty, by their own consent, to be used among them ; " and have bound themselves by long use and...foreign prince, potentate, or prelate ; but as to the " ciutomed and ancient laws of this realm, originally established " as laws of the same, by the said... | |
 | Matthew Hale - 1820 - 580 str.
...and your progenitors, the people " of this your realm have taken at their free liberty, by their own consent, to be •• used amongst them, and have...observance of the same, not as to the observance of laws of any foreign "prince, potentate or prelate, but as to the CUSTOMED and antient laws of this... | |
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... such as have been devised, made and ordained within this realm for the wealth of the same, or to such other as by sufferance of your Grace and your progenitors the people of this your realm have taken at their free liberty by their own consent to... 
