The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803: From which Last-mentioned Epoch it is Continued Downwards in the Work Entitled "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates.", Band 15Johnson Reprint, 1813 |
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... declared himself a Christian . How we came to retain this Popish doctrine , that a marriage between two persons once ... declaring theni null and void , to all intents and purposes whatsoever . There- fore , Sir , the Bill before us ...
... declared himself a Christian . How we came to retain this Popish doctrine , that a marriage between two persons once ... declaring theni null and void , to all intents and purposes whatsoever . There- fore , Sir , the Bill before us ...
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... declared void by any ecclesiastical court , by reason of any pre - contract ; nor is any such court to compel a ... declare , that the act shall not extend to the marriages of any of the royal family , nor to Scotland , nor to the ...
... declared void by any ecclesiastical court , by reason of any pre - contract ; nor is any such court to compel a ... declare , that the act shall not extend to the marriages of any of the royal family , nor to Scotland , nor to the ...
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... declare void and null a mar- riage vow , or indeed any vow that has nothing irreligious or immoral in the per- formance , is a question that I must sup- pose the reverend bench maturely con- sidered , before they consented to this Bill ...
... declare void and null a mar- riage vow , or indeed any vow that has nothing irreligious or immoral in the per- formance , is a question that I must sup- pose the reverend bench maturely con- sidered , before they consented to this Bill ...
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... declare both the obli- able to common sense . In short , Sir , not only the general scope. But supposing , Sir , that a young gen- tleman or lady's marrying below their rank were as great a misfortune to their families as it is generally ...
... declare both the obli- able to common sense . In short , Sir , not only the general scope. But supposing , Sir , that a young gen- tleman or lady's marrying below their rank were as great a misfortune to their families as it is generally ...
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... declaring the marriage void , if not celebrated according to the forms prescribed by the Bill . This , it is said ... declare such marriages void , lest it should derogate from the opinion which the vulgar have of the sanctity of the mar ...
... declaring the marriage void , if not celebrated according to the forms prescribed by the Bill . This , it is said ... declare such marriages void , lest it should derogate from the opinion which the vulgar have of the sanctity of the mar ...
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