 | 1737 - 598 str.
...guilty, " or not guilty generally ? So as though They anfwer " not to the Queftion fingly, what is Law, yet They ** determine the Law in all Matters, where Iffue is " join'd. So likewife is it not every Day's Praftice, " that when Perfons are indifted for Murder,... | |
 | Giles Duncombe - 1766 - 378 str.
...which includes the Law, they refolve both Law and Fact, in anfwering Guilty or Not guilty. So as tho* they anfwer not fingly to the Queftion what is the...Law in all Matters where Iffue is joined and tried, but the Verdict is fpecial. .But in fuch Cafes the Judge cannot of himfelf anfwer or deter* mine one... | |
 | 1770 - 342 str.
...party guilty, or not guilty generally ; fo that though they anfwer not to the queftion fingly, what is law, yet they determine the law in all matters where iffue is joined. It is almoft every day's practice where perfon* are indicted for murder, the jury does not only find... | |
 | William Eden Baron Auckland - 1771 - 326 str.
...plaintiff or defendant upon the iflue to be " tried, wherein they refolve both law and " fact complicately, and not the fact by itfelf; " fo as though they anfwer...fingly to the " queftion, what is the law, yet they deter* c mine the law in all matters, where ijjue is " joined and tried in the principal cafe, ex"... | |
 | 1772 - 684 str.
...upon the ¡flue to be tried, wherein they refolve both law and fact complicatedly, and not the fadt by itfelf ; fo as, though they anfwer not fingly to...queftion, what is the law ? yet they determine the law in aH matters where iffue is joined and tried in trre principal cafe, but where the verdict is fpecial."... | |
 | Ralph Griffiths, George Edward Griffiths - 1772 - 628 str.
...upon the iffue to be tried, wherein they refcilve both law and fact cpmplicatedly, and not the fac~b by itfelf ; fo as, though they anfwer not fingly to...queftion, what is the law? yet they determine the law in afi matters where iffue is joined and tried in the principal cafe, but where the verdift is fpecial."... | |
 | Henry Dagge - 1772 - 484 str.
...to be tried, wherein they refolve both law and fact complicatedly, and not the fact by itfelf; foas, though they anfwer not fingly to the queftion, what...law? yet they determine the law in all matters where iflue is joined and tried in the principal cafe, but where the verdict is fpecial1' Lord Chief Juftice... | |
 | R. Griffiths - 1772 - 632 str.
...plaintiff or defendant upon the ¡Hue to be tried, wherein they rclolvu both law and fact complicated!) , and not the fact by itfelf; fo as, though they anfwer not fiugly to the queftion, what is the law ? yet they determine the law in all matters where i flue is... | |
 | Joseph Towers - 1785 - 164 str.
..."Inftitutes, Part I. Lib. III. §. 3.68. ' felf ; * felf ; foas though they anfwer not fingly to 1 the queftion what is the law, yet they ' determine...matters, where ' iffue is joined, and tried in the prin' cipal cafe, but where the verdid is fpe'cial7.' ' SIR Matthew Hale fays, ' The jury * may find... | |
 | Joseph Towers - 1796 - 452 str.
...to be tried, ' wherein they reiblve both law and fa& « complicately, and not the fe& by it' felf ; fo as though they anfwer not fingly « to the queftion...yet they * determine the law in all matters, where * iflue is joined, and tried in the principal * cafe, but where the verdid is fpecial 7." SIR Matthew... | |
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... leaving the law to the court, but find for the plaintiff or defendant upon the issue to be tried, wherein they resolve both law and fact complicately, and not the fact by itself ; so... 
