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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 9 Stratford, an
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. it twenty ; and
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. the fourteen hu
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. *5 The worft pa
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. J 7 chapelry ;
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. i 9 considerabl
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 21 romantic and
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 23 In Cumberlan
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. The Derwent div
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 27 ftill remain
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 29 of the royal
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. the fleece and
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE; 33 the Eype, th
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 35 mai.iial, or
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 37 larly in Col
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. miraculous cure
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 41 frrtnli rive
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 43 with turrets
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. At a large prop
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 47 Walfham, For
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. tures; the trad
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 5 1 land, produ
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THE BRITISH EMPIEE, ilk of Grain fr
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. «nter. There w
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 57 marked, and
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 59 fafety, all
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 61 and as many
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. forts, was buil
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. The foil in gen
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 67 iiluftrious
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. has a free gram
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. NORFOLK, OxHER\
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. of the variety
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 7S- jiiany feat
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 77 The foil is
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 19 fhire was, i
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. Si namely, Bamp
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 83 ttington, He
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. and in its area
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 87 Shropshire,
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 80- in the time
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 9* wood, arc cu
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TUE BRITISH EMPIRE. pli (heel marin
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HIE BRITISH EMPIRE. 9« John, to wh
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 97 The principa
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. and withc-'t ho
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 101 good quanti
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TUE BRITISH EMPIRE. ruinous w.ills
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 105 derived ric
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. anil parliament
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 109 in the law.
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 111 even do hon
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. " 3 The only na
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. which Lis marbl
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 117 area of the
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. jilotted to the
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. m to have recou
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 123 is open for
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. I2£ Marfhes, a
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. - 127 Sea. It i
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. 129 ffotion of
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. privilege which
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THE BRITISH EMPIRE. A TABLE> mewing
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OF THE BRITISH CONSTITUTION IN GENE
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OF THE BRITISH CONSTITUTION, &c. 13
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THE KING. M heirs" neceflarily impl
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THE KING. *39 blood,) who was the g
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THE KING. 145 alfo of the dcScendan
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THE KING. *43 that the finger of Pr
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THE KING. queror, and the temporary
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THE KING. 147 volution, than for th
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THE KING, 149 bottom of their heart
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THE KING. restoration ami revolutio
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are locked faft as in a fort cf fam
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THE KING. "accommodation, without t
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THE KING. v '--|^7 been, received a
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THE KING covery, lie mufl be cither
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THE KING. 161 Exchequer by the Atto
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THE KING. repealed by the Stature i
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THE KING. lands of the crown, which
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THE KING. í produce of certain bra
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THE KING. the conflitution of our G
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THE KING. 171 the exclufive right o
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THE KING. refidcnce of his prefont
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THE KING. The eaftern quadrangle, o
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THE KING. »77 The Grooms of the Be
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THE KING. *79 and clerks-comptrolle
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THE KING. tions, St. George's feaft
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THE KING* 183 tlie taking of a whal
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THE KING. genera!, a havener of the
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THE PRINCE REGENT. 187 Eighth. ERNE
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THE PRINCE REGENT. religion. It was
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THE PRINCE REGENT. deficiencies in
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THE PARLIAMENT. THE PARLIAMENT, THI
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THE PARLIAMENT. 189 enacted by them
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THE PARLIAMENT. the members of eith
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THE KING. 193 on returning from the
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THE KING. *9S baring informed the h
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THE KING. 197 to remind us tint our
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THE KING. 199 pofitive law requires
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS. 201 the barons
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS. •¿0-} that i
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS. coronation are
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS. 207 chaplet. Hi
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS. 209 This ckcYio
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS. 211 followed fr
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS. 213 the union,
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS. 21$ votes, who
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS. 217 By ftatute
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS. 219 die privy S
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS. 221 appeals or
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS. 223 acts, durin
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THE HOUSE OF LORDS. ufually filled
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THE HOUSE OF EORDS. 327 be examined
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 229 officer b
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 231 •The ki
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 233 Is electe
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. fome cities,
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. writ by the c
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. foldlery bein
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 241 fucli boo
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. «43 of fuch
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 245 EFFECT OF
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 247 •the qu
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 249 to power
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. voluntarily v
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. as I A princi
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. T.icant. In 1
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 257 ftances d
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 259
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. ply, and mili
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. told in as a
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, a5j the exige
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 267 "When the
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 269 It is a g
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 271 am! fomef
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 273 diligence
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, 275 &c. rind
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 277 vbey freq
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. =79 In 1668,
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. ment; the fum
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TEE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 283 That he w
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TIITi HOUSE G7 COMMONS. 285 again a
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. T Q ч The lo
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. have liberty
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THE HOUSE OE COMMONS. ills cOunfel,
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 293' VOTES. O
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. feparatcly ;
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 297 Mr. Ha (t
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THE HOUSE OF COMMONS. 299 *•' rem
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THE CLERGY. the beginning of every
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THE CLERGY. 303 taw took cognizance
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THE CLERGY. 355 that pofcerity to w
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THE CLERGY drums of government to n
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THE CLERGY. MONKS.—I. Be;;-:dlAi>
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THE CLERGY. eleventh century, they
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THE CLERGY. Holy Saviour, were inst
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Cambridge, the fir ft year they cam
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THE CLERGY. hi or abbefs, prefidcd
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THE CLERGY. 3i9 confciTion was decl
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THE CLERGY. 321 Sued. But the court
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THE CLERGY. 3 2 3 rogues, and diiTo
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THE CLERGY. a bifhop's death the ch
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THE CLERGY. 6. The fn-Jlfchedule. T
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THE CLERGY. 329 between thofe of th
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THE CLERGY. eonvcrfion of Conitanti
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THE CLERGY. of Canterbury. To the c
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THE CLERGY. 335 yielded to the chur
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THE CLERGY. 337 church of Rome thre
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THE CLERGY. 339 *:o ilie church of
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THE CLERGY. 34" •chapter to too b
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THE CLERGY. 343 BiShop Dean repaire
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THE CLERGY. 34J Chefier. The bifhop
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THE CLERGY. 34? .,':"*.?, Uicfc wer
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THE CLERGY. 3 4 9 Lifliops, abbots,
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THE CLERGY. 351 deanery, during vac
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THE CLERGY. 353 tint if an archdeac
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THE CLERGY. 355 tuid Sufficiently e
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THE CLERGY. 357 ciiurch from the t'
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THE CLERGY. 35$ fenrcd to the bifho
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THE CLERGY. 361 fays, "Take them au
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THE CLERGY. or chape!, and ordains
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TEIE CLERGY. patron whom they retur
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THE CLERGY. 3^1 Lapfc, as already h
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THE CLERGY. 3^9 language required m
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THE CLERGY. 3 7i cafion, both of bi
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THE CLERGY. 373 clergy, is that of
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THE CLERGY. 37 r and expence. This
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THE CLERGY. 377 PROCEEDINGS OX THKI
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THE CLERGY. 319 ceflbr inducted bef
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THE CLERGY. 381 relief and cafe, pr
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THE CLERGY. fluff, and with a fair
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PARISHES. The divifion of the kingd
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THE CLERGY. 387 peculiar accident d
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THE CLERGY. 389 of communicants at
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THE CLERGY. 39 1 ;s, to attend at a
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THE CLERGY. 393 bins, of any Spirit
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THE CLERGY. 39S Englifli univerfiry
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THE CLERGY. 397 within certain boun
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THE CLERGY. 399 beiore Li; has acqu
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THE CLERGY. 401 prayer fhoulii be
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THE CLERGY. 403 Bust \h. The rite o
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THE CLERGY. next of kin fhall immed
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THE CLERGY. 407 other. 3. That they
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THE CLERGY. The impediments to marr
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THE CLERGY. The other points, nvant
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THE CLERGY. 413 return, a hvflund a
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THE CLERGY. 4i5 allows to the wife
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THE CLERGY. 417 dais ; but if an ad
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THE CLERGY. 4i 9 fiict it, apoftacy
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THE CLERGY. 421 By the firft four g
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THE CLERGY whatever ; the pcnaly on
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THE CLERGY. petent time affigned fo
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THE CLERGY. 427 oblation of money f
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THE CLERGY. wltneiTes, upon forfeit
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THE CLERGY. 43* would require more
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THE CLERGY. 433 , £ any popifh pri
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THE CLERGY. 435 " Sundays, fhall co
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THE CLERGY. 437 BAPTISTS. This is a
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THE CLERGY. men, who Studied with c
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GENTRY. 441 For tins rcafon monarch
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GENTRY. 443 dcrifion, were not to b
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GENTRY. 44S " honour to the attaini
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GENTRY. 447 " order, the Sovereign
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GENTRY. 449 " torv." This ornament
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GENTRY. " and the laws of this real
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GENTRY. 453 ancient curiom, record
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C ENTRY. 455 " ancient authority in
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GENTRY. 457 no: was tins honourable
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C ENTRY. 459 any ornament thereon ;
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GENTRY. 4&1 "oc added, it was cufto
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GENTRY. The proxy for a prince of t
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GENTRY. fliiiic, o.'C.'' the mufic
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GENTRY. 467 there, according to the
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GENTRY. 409 the iv.o 'junior knight
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GENTRY. 471 " tiiat von receive and
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GENTRY. 473 KNIGHT ll.\:
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GENTRY. 475 from the cxercife of th
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GENTRY. 477 Is.ul been long before
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GENTRY. 470 returned to their own c
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GENTRY. attended bis Sumptuous cour
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GENTRY. 433 in them a great portion
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GENTRY. 485 The cuitom of affigning
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GENTRY. 487 from that of the parent
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GENTRY. 489 for many of the heraldi
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GENTRY. 49 1 b,v which he obtained
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GENTRY. 493 *n eStates and honours,
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GENTRY. arms; but it is thought pro
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GENTRY. 497 cognizrrnccs of every k
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GENTRY tlon ot Cbatlos 1!. having b
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GENTRY, month; a herald and pmiiuv.
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