A Digest of the Law Concerning Libels: Containing All the Resolutions in the Books on the Subject, and Many Manuscript CasesWilliam Hallhead, 1778 - 139페이지 |
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... shall apprehend him , shall receive a Reward of 10l . by me Bańkcroft . Motion in in Arrest of Judgment , for that as the Declaration 14 CHAP . 5 . ACTIONS .
... shall apprehend him , shall receive a Reward of 10l . by me Bańkcroft . Motion in in Arrest of Judgment , for that as the Declaration 14 CHAP . 5 . ACTIONS .
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... shall be taken for a Prefumption of his Guilt . a Libel Laws crimi- The writing against the known Laws is held to be cri- Writing a- minal , 4 Read . Stat . Law 155. for the Laws are the only gainst the Means to preserve the Peace and ...
... shall be taken for a Prefumption of his Guilt . a Libel Laws crimi- The writing against the known Laws is held to be cri- Writing a- minal , 4 Read . Stat . Law 155. for the Laws are the only gainst the Means to preserve the Peace and ...
23 페이지
... shall not go un- punished . 4 Read . Stat . Law 154 . nal . No ( a ) Excufe for the printing or publishing a Libel , No Excufe to fay he did it in the Way of Trade , without Malice to say it was or ill Design against the Government , or ...
... shall not go un- punished . 4 Read . Stat . Law 154 . nal . No ( a ) Excufe for the printing or publishing a Libel , No Excufe to fay he did it in the Way of Trade , without Malice to say it was or ill Design against the Government , or ...
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... shall fhall anfwer for his Servant , and the Law prefumes him his Servant . to be acquainted with what his fervant does . Mr. Juftice Fortefcue faid , that it had been ruled , that Bookfeller is the finding a Libel on a Bookfeller's ...
... shall fhall anfwer for his Servant , and the Law prefumes him his Servant . to be acquainted with what his fervant does . Mr. Juftice Fortefcue faid , that it had been ruled , that Bookfeller is the finding a Libel on a Bookfeller's ...
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... shall an- fwer it . In that cafe of Kendal and Roe , he might be in- nocent of the Crime charged , yet they continued him Time for on his Recognizance , but did not discharge him . I do Examinati- not know that ever there was any Time ...
... shall an- fwer it . In that cafe of Kendal and Roe , he might be in- nocent of the Crime charged , yet they continued him Time for on his Recognizance , but did not discharge him . I do Examinati- not know that ever there was any Time ...
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41 페이지 - Subject in Fear by Blows, Threats, or Geftures. Nor is this Cafe of the Libeller ever enumerated in any of thefe Writers among the Breaches of Peace ; on the contrary, it is always defcribed as an Act tending to excite, provoke, or produce Breaches of the Peace...
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49 페이지 - Thefe are in his majefty's name to authorize and require you to receive into your cuftody the body of John Wilkes, efq; herewith fent you for being the author and...
42 페이지 - He is, by this Means, impowered, in the firft Inftance, to pronounce the Paper to be a feditious Libel, a Matter of fuch Difficulty, that fome have pretended, it is too high to be...
104 페이지 - ... both in respect of the judges of the Court and of their honourable proceeding according to their just jurisdiction and the ancient and just orders of the court. For the judges of the same are (as you have heard) the grandees of the realm, the lord chancellor, the lord treasurer, the lord president of the King's Council, the lord privy seal, all the lords spiritual, temporal and others of the King's most honourable Privy Council and the principal judges of the realm, and such other lords of Parliament...
7 페이지 - ... nonsense if strained to any other meaning, is as properly a libel as if it had expressed the whole name at large; for it brings the utmost contempt upon the law to suffer its justice to be eluded by such trifling evasions; and it is a ridiculous absurdity to say that a writing which is understood by every, the meanest, capacity, cannot possibly be understood by a judge and jury.
16 페이지 - It is not material whether the libel be true, or whether the party against whom it is made, be of good or ill fame; for in a settled state of Government the party grieved ought to complain for every injury done him in an ordinary course of law, and not by any means to revenge himself, either by the odious course of libelling, or otherwise...
52 페이지 - Ihewing that privilege of parliament is conufable at common law, he ' fays, that privilege generally holds, unlefs it be in three cafes, viz. treafon, felony, and the peace.
51 페이지 - I fhould have thought it very weighty and alarming ; but it has been fettled. Before I mention the cafe where it Was folemnly adjudged, I would take notice, that neither my Lord Coiet Lord Hah, or Mr.