 | Joseph Kinnicut Angell - 1847 - 492 str.
...same plight and condition in which they originally came to the hands of the Duke of York. Whatever he held as a royal or prerogative right, was restored,...from the sovereignty, and withheld from the crown ; if the right of common fishery for the common people, stated by Elale in the passage before quoted,... | |
 | United States. Supreme Court, Benjamin Robbins Curtis - 1864 - 696 str.
...same plight and condition in which they originally came to the hands of the Duke of York. Whatever he held as a royal or prerogative right, was restored,...incident. And if the great right of dominion and ownership hi the rivers, bays, and arms of the sea, and the soils under them, were to have been severed from... | |
 | United States. Supreme Court, Benjamin Robbins Curtis - 1870 - 700 str.
...same plight and condition in which they originally came to the hands of the Duke of York. Whatever he held as a royal or prerogative right, was restored,...from the sovereignty, and withheld from the crown; if the right of common fishery for the common people, stated by Hale in the passage before quoted,... | |
 | United States. Supreme Court - 1894 - 910 str.
...proprietors in 1702 restored to the Crown all " its ordinary and well known prerogatives," including "the great right of dominion and ownership in the...bays and arms of the sea, and the soils under them," " in the same plight and condition in which they originally came to the hands of the Duke of York."... | |
 | Carl Horton Pierce - 1903 - 498 str.
...same plight and condition in which they originally came to the hands of the Duke of York. Whatever he held as a royal or prerogative right, was restored,...severed from the sovereignty and withheld from the crown ; if the right of common fishery for the common people, stated by Hale in the passage before quoted,... | |
 | U.S. Army Engineer School - 1908 - 156 str.
...proprietors in 1702 restored to the Crown all "its ordinary and well-known prerogatives," including "the great right of dominion and ownership in the...bays and arms of the sea, and the soils under them," * * "in the same plight and- condition in which they originally came to th^ hands of the Duke of York:"... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary - 1916 - 54 str.
...regulate commerce" comprehends control of the rivers for that purpose only. Before the Revolution the right of dominion and ownership in the rivers, bays, and arms of the sea and the soils under them resided in the Crown, and, as stated by Chief Justice Taney in the leading case of Martin v. Waddell... | |
 | 1916 - 1370 str.
...regulate commerce" comprehends control of the rivers for that purpose only. Before the Revolution the right of dominion and ownership in the rivers, bays, and arms of the sea and the soils under them resided in the Crown, and, as stated by Chief Justice Taney in the leading case of Martin v. Waddell... | |
 | United States. Supreme Court - 1922 - 1044 str.
...proprietors in 1702 restored to the Crown all "its ordinary and well known prerogatives," including "the great right of dominion and ownership in the...bays and arms of the sea, and the soils under them," "in the вате plight and condition in which they originally came to the hands of the Duke of York."... | |
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The surrender, according to its evident object and meaning, restored them in the same plight and condition in which they originally came to the hands of the Duke of York. Whatever he held as a royal or prerogative right, was restored, with the political... 
