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by the act par | 208 |
in the case of | 175 |
it may be doubted | 161 |
by the civil law | 161 |
that is to say | 158 |
the lords of session | 132 |
in so far as | 108 |
by this act the | 98 |
but so it is | 98 |
early english books online | 96 |
in favours of the | 95 |
as is clear by | 95 |
the bishop of st | 92 |
the act of parliament | 91 |
it is fit to | 90 |
this act it is | 84 |
the time of the | 84 |
at the instance of | 82 |
by this act it | 80 |
by the law of | 69 |
by the act of | 66 |
to which it was | 64 |
is fit to know | 63 |
this act of parliament | 62 |
is clear by the | 61 |
a part of the | 61 |
the consent of the | 61 |
for the same reason | 59 |
the lords of the | 59 |
part of the act | 59 |
the earl of tarras | 57 |
the scots and picts | 57 |
by the common law | 56 |
the late earl of | 54 |
under the pain of | 53 |
ought not to be | 53 |
to the knowledge of | 53 |
in the act par | 53 |
in presence of the | 52 |
as was found in | 52 |
to the prejudice of | 52 |
the nature of the | 51 |
lords of the session | 51 |
is not to be | 50 |
notes for div a | 50 |
it is to be | 50 |
and it may be | 50 |
and by the act | 50 |
the knowledge of an | 49 |
represented either as utf | 48 |
though by this act | 48 |
by the canon law | 48 |
characters represented either as | 48 |
by the name of | 47 |
as well as the | 47 |
but it may be | 46 |
to this it is | 44 |
in the civil law | 43 |
as in the case | 43 |
is said to be | 42 |
nor can it be | 42 |
there can be no | 42 |
and that it was | 42 |
by act of parliament | 42 |
was found in the | 41 |
by the laws of | 41 |
are not to be | 41 |
the date of the | 40 |
without the consent of | 40 |
the law of nature | 40 |
the interest of the | 40 |
that by this act | 39 |
in place of the | 39 |
to be preferred to | 39 |
to which it is | 39 |
that the earl of | 39 |
it was found that | 39 |
that it is not | 38 |
the acts of parliament | 38 |
and as to the | 37 |
at the same time | 37 |
to the lords of | 37 |
by sir george mackenzie | 37 |
on the other hand | 36 |
to the earl of | 36 |
this it is answered | 36 |
by an act of | 36 |
the opinion of the | 36 |
the law of god | 35 |
and the reason of | 35 |
the colledge of justice | 35 |
robert baillie of jerviswood | 35 |
his majesties privy council | 35 |
there could be no | 35 |
and this is the | 35 |
the reason of this | 35 |
by the lords of | 34 |
the law of nations | 34 |
they are to be | 34 |
of the three estates | 34 |
that part of the | 34 |
within year and day | 34 |
the act of the | 34 |
knowledge of an inquest | 34 |
and therefore it is | 33 |
may be doubted whether | 33 |
of his majesties privy | 33 |
by this act all | 33 |
of the lords of | 33 |
an act of parliament | 33 |
and it is very | 32 |
to the civil law | 32 |
ought to be preferred | 32 |
as if he had | 32 |
and the reason why | 32 |
where there is no | 32 |
at the time of | 31 |
late earl of argile | 31 |
the instance of the | 31 |
yet it may be | 31 |
it may be answered | 31 |
in the same way | 31 |
of the colledge of | 31 |
are by this act | 30 |
fit to know that | 30 |
could not have been | 30 |
the reason of the | 30 |
before the lords of | 30 |
by the act sess | 30 |
the earl of argile | 30 |
which it was answered | 30 |
is one of the | 29 |
the nearest of kin | 29 |
if they be not | 29 |
be said to be | 29 |
within a double tressure | 29 |
that they could not | 29 |
this part of the | 29 |
and for the same | 29 |
to be seen in | 29 |
the law of england | 29 |
if it had been | 29 |
from the date of | 29 |
the words of the | 29 |
art and part of | 28 |
with the coat of | 28 |
it could not be | 28 |
words of the act | 28 |
of the earl of | 28 |
of the civil law | 28 |
as to the first | 28 |
that it was not | 28 |
though it may be | 28 |
be preferred to the | 27 |
the laws of the | 27 |
if there was a | 27 |
the king and his | 27 |
if he had not | 27 |
the rest of the | 27 |
and if it be | 27 |
that it should be | 27 |
the lords of erection | 27 |
they could not be | 27 |
which it is answered | 27 |
it may be alledged | 27 |
that he could not | 26 |
the design of the | 26 |
of their own nature | 26 |
in the reign of | 26 |
according to the terms | 26 |
act of this parliament | 26 |
in mind that in | 25 |
have been transformed into | 25 |
and this is called | 25 |
therefore by this act | 25 |
to the terms of | 25 |
have right to the | 25 |
that can be made | 25 |
that it may be | 25 |
in the time of | 25 |
is to be seen | 25 |
the officers of state | 24 |
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of textual data within | 24 |
created by converting tcp | 24 |
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or elements to simplify | 24 |
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the king and parliament | 16 |
and that he was | 16 |
in the life of | 16 |
yet it is not | 16 |
to the king of | 16 |
it may seem that | 16 |
so much the more | 16 |
in order to the | 16 |
the time of this | 16 |
that he is not | 16 |
this it may be | 16 |
it might have been | 16 |
though it may seem | 16 |
the person to whom | 16 |
the death of the | 16 |
can it be imagined | 16 |
so it is that | 16 |
by this act of | 16 |
and that it is | 16 |
of the law of | 16 |
the oath of the | 16 |
as is to be | 16 |
by the hand of | 16 |
and though it be | 16 |
the ground of the | 16 |
put to the knowledge | 16 |
of the royal line | 16 |
the greatest part of | 16 |
of the kings of | 16 |
the commission of the | 16 |
on the act par | 16 |
i find that the | 15 |
this act is explained | 15 |
upon the act par | 15 |
i do not remember | 15 |
the security of the | 15 |
to the advantage of | 15 |
by the act parl | 15 |
either of these cases | 15 |
not be extended to | 15 |
yet there is no | 15 |
burgh of the shire | 15 |
in the matter of | 15 |
the subjects of this | 15 |
would not have been | 15 |
yet i think that | 15 |
cannot be taken away | 15 |
and one of the | 15 |
the value of the | 15 |
the foresaid act of | 15 |
to kirk and mercat | 15 |
the right of blood | 15 |
it is appointed that | 15 |
the same with the | 15 |
express act of parliament | 15 |
clear by the act | 15 |
to the law of | 15 |
not to have been | 15 |
the clerk of the | 15 |
in the power of | 15 |
and if there be | 15 |
this act is in | 15 |
to the late earl | 15 |
for the advantage of | 15 |
by the feudal law | 15 |
from the french word | 15 |
which is all that | 15 |
he could not have | 15 |
as the bishop of | 15 |
he had not been | 15 |
the children of the | 15 |
to be found in | 15 |
that they were not | 15 |
to be proven by | 15 |
the estates of parliament | 15 |
and it seems that | 15 |
is observable from this | 15 |
officers of the crown | 15 |
for it is not | 15 |
by vertue of the | 15 |
be preferred to him | 15 |
to be the first | 15 |
said to have been | 15 |
it has been found | 15 |
it is lawful to | 14 |
words of this act | 14 |
one and the same | 14 |
to be punishable by | 14 |
and it is probable | 14 |
which could not be | 14 |
could not but have | 14 |
so far as the | 14 |
the king of england | 14 |
introduced in favours of | 14 |
of the protestant religion | 14 |
from which act it | 14 |
if they had not | 14 |
he ought to be | 14 |
such as are not | 14 |
nor is there any | 14 |
narrative of this act | 14 |
to this it may | 14 |
in the act of | 14 |
it seems that this | 14 |
the end of the | 14 |
the government of the | 14 |
ought not to have | 14 |
the case of treason | 14 |
and therefore the lords | 14 |
of the church of | 14 |
in which it is | 14 |
is so far from | 14 |
vertue of this act | 14 |
notwithstanding of this act | 14 |
in arms against the | 14 |
the earl of argyle | 14 |
found not to be | 14 |
and there is no | 14 |
the commissioners of the | 14 |
is there any thing | 14 |
for the defence of | 14 |
what is due to | 14 |
that they would not | 14 |
the kingdom of scotland | 14 |
of this act is | 14 |
it is not imaginable | 14 |
the punishment of this | 14 |
yet they are not | 14 |
conform to this act | 14 |
to which they are | 14 |
and it was found | 14 |
that it shall be | 14 |
if he be not | 14 |
it is also observable | 14 |
of the books of | 14 |
the opinion of all | 14 |
that is due to | 14 |
which it was replyed | 14 |
by his majesties advocat | 14 |
in the same manner | 14 |
it may be debated | 14 |
if a man should | 14 |
there is nothing more | 14 |
and that they should | 14 |
to the opinion of | 14 |
by the earl of | 14 |
of the primitive church | 14 |
in relation to the | 14 |
go to the knowledge | 14 |
at the desire of | 14 |
to the end that | 14 |
that he was a | 14 |
should not be extended | 14 |
if there be moe | 14 |
yet it was found | 14 |
granted by the king | 14 |
it seems that the | 14 |
to one of the | 14 |
laws of the kingdom | 14 |
of king robert the | 14 |
it was alledged that | 14 |
made in favours of | 14 |
consistent with it self | 14 |
and therefore by the | 14 |
punishable by this act | 14 |
who were to be | 14 |
for that were to | 14 |
the narrative of this | 14 |
the fundamental laws of | 14 |
and that by the | 14 |
the committing of the | 13 |
at the head burgh | 13 |
it should not be | 13 |
is explained in the | 13 |
the arms of the | 13 |
laws of other nations | 13 |
succeeded to the crown | 13 |
it will be fit | 13 |
the design of this | 13 |
from the time of | 13 |
and the lords of | 13 |
that they should not | 13 |
by way of action | 13 |
the master of the | 13 |
the princes of the | 13 |
it is clear by | 13 |
in all time coming | 13 |
in the beginning of | 13 |
and yet it may | 13 |
be in the kings | 13 |
for payment of the | 13 |
far as it is | 13 |
a cheveron betwixt three | 13 |
be said to have | 13 |
the receiver of the | 13 |
to give his oath | 13 |
rising in arms against | 13 |
which of the two | 13 |
there is no reason | 13 |
an act of the | 13 |
because it was not | 13 |
land in the west | 13 |
and it is clear | 13 |
which act it is | 13 |
by this act likewise | 13 |
as if it were | 13 |
most part of the | 13 |
the prince of orange | 13 |
to the scots in | 13 |
any thing that is | 13 |
antiquity of the royal | 13 |
mercat cross of edinburgh | 13 |
the nobility and gentry | 13 |
the money to be | 13 |
to know that the | 13 |
are declared to be | 13 |
if any of the | 13 |
consent of the three | 13 |
and the laws of | 13 |
thus the earl of | 13 |
members of the colledge | 13 |
judges competent to the | 13 |
conform to the civil | 13 |
and in this case | 13 |
the second part of | 13 |
this act does not | 13 |
this act was made | 13 |
and as it is | 13 |
lawyers are of opinion | 13 |
of his majesties advocat | 13 |
the books of adjournal | 13 |
act of the sess | 13 |
not so much as | 13 |
the term of payment | 13 |
is the same with | 13 |
this is the first | 13 |
i find by the | 13 |
are ordained to be | 13 |
by the oath of | 13 |
king james the first | 13 |
and by the civil | 13 |
was not able to | 13 |
by way of justice | 13 |
king james the third | 13 |
the jurisdiction of the | 13 |
i see no reason | 13 |
in respect of the | 13 |
he could not be | 13 |
they ought to have | 13 |
the face of the | 13 |
it is hard to | 13 |
if we consider the | 13 |
is due to him | 13 |
and though by the | 13 |
is said to have | 13 |
it were absurd to | 13 |
that it is the | 13 |
hold of the king | 13 |
the command of the | 13 |
to such as have | 13 |
is by this act | 13 |
it was not to | 13 |
to the end they | 13 |
that if a man | 13 |
in this case the | 13 |
to this it was | 13 |
it would not be | 12 |
and it is against | 12 |
the first of the | 12 |
is a part of | 12 |
the pain of treason | 12 |
that he was in | 12 |
by the second act | 12 |
is to be punished | 12 |
the laws of all | 12 |
act it is appointed | 12 |
from the principles of | 12 |
so far as he | 12 |
it is also very | 12 |
in the last age | 12 |
in swa far as | 12 |
it was found by | 12 |
it may be known | 12 |
in the canon law | 12 |
on the tolbooth of | 12 |
the act of annexation | 12 |
but it seems that | 12 |
after so long a | 12 |
but to this it | 12 |
this act appoints that | 12 |
the members of the | 12 |
act is in desuetude | 12 |
of the bishop of | 12 |
from the lords of | 12 |
the civil law and | 12 |
be punished with death | 12 |
falls to the king | 12 |
the same precedency that | 12 |
to the kings of | 12 |
rise in arms against | 12 |
be registrated in the | 12 |
i doubt not but | 12 |
and in our law | 12 |
and it cannot be | 12 |
and part of the | 12 |
the advantage of the | 12 |
as if they had | 12 |
for the most part | 12 |
in the body of | 12 |
of the name of | 12 |
it is thought that | 12 |
and thus it was | 12 |
and the nature of | 12 |
a part of his | 12 |
to such as were | 12 |
as the earl of | 12 |
was found not to | 12 |
it was found in | 12 |
and yet it is | 12 |
are said to be | 12 |
that they shall not | 12 |
nature of the thing | 12 |
to go to the | 12 |
conform to the common | 12 |
the late act of | 12 |
to be made in | 12 |
and commissioners of justiciary | 12 |
of the king and | 12 |
is to be understood | 12 |
the laws of other | 12 |
should be extended to | 12 |
that there could be | 12 |
that the king of | 12 |
to be punished with | 12 |
by the first act | 12 |
and that he had | 12 |
that it was necessary | 12 |
except in so far | 12 |
i desire to know | 12 |
the law of the | 12 |
act is explained in | 12 |
is to be observed | 12 |
did not at all | 12 |
the isle of britain | 12 |
that no man can | 12 |
that by the act | 12 |
money to be sent | 12 |
which is to be | 12 |
if it were not | 12 |
it is very probable | 12 |
he will not be | 12 |
part of the isle | 12 |
to the date of | 12 |
which is conform to | 12 |
under the name of | 12 |
where the crime was | 12 |
made use of as | 12 |
the king and the | 12 |
are to be registrated | 12 |
king charles the second | 12 |
first part of the | 12 |
that he should not | 12 |
which was to be | 12 |
right to the crown | 12 |
the principles of reason | 12 |
and that is the | 12 |
of the privy council | 12 |
the body of the | 12 |
was found that the | 12 |
it is not so | 12 |
from which it may | 11 |
the desire of the | 11 |
that it has been | 11 |
up and down the | 11 |
and yet i think | 11 |
his majesties most honourable | 11 |
to the proximity of | 11 |
to the value of | 11 |
of the general assembly | 11 |
may be also doubted | 11 |
it is probable that | 11 |
and the earl of | 11 |
this act is only | 11 |
and not from the | 11 |
the time of his | 11 |
are to be found | 11 |
that the king is | 11 |
as well as to | 11 |
and yet i find | 11 |
king iames the first | 11 |
that it might be | 11 |
and were it not | 11 |
but it has been | 11 |
a person who is | 11 |
and that they were | 11 |
be led in presence | 11 |
shall be punished as | 11 |
in prejudice of his | 11 |
king iames the th | 11 |
baillie of jerviswood traitor | 11 |
to have been the | 11 |
yet it does not | 11 |
and in the case | 11 |
it is not lawful | 11 |
in the case betwixt | 11 |
but if they be | 11 |
they ought not to | 11 |
the most part of | 11 |
except in the case | 11 |
will be preferred to | 11 |
so could not be | 11 |
far as concerns the | 11 |
the payment of the | 11 |
by this act is | 11 |
most honourable privy council | 11 |
to whom it was | 11 |
this is to be | 11 |
presence of the justices | 11 |
be proven by witnesses | 11 |
any part of his | 11 |
for in that case | 11 |
they would not be | 11 |
our acts of parliament | 11 |
of the eldest sons | 11 |
he ought not to | 11 |
in defraud of creditors | 11 |
as art and part | 11 |
charter granted by king | 11 |
to be punished as | 11 |
time of this act | 11 |
can be taken away | 11 |
the heirs of the | 11 |
partaker of the fraud | 11 |
and so it was | 11 |
laws and customs of | 11 |
will be fit to | 11 |
a right to the | 11 |
it were unjust that | 11 |
which seems to be | 11 |
the name of the | 11 |
is to be found | 11 |
of the place where | 11 |
the second act of | 11 |
with the earl of | 11 |
many hundreds of years | 11 |
because they could not | 11 |
in spight of all | 11 |
tryal and process of | 11 |
in the atchievement of | 11 |
as are guilty of | 11 |
in the second place | 11 |
a great part of | 11 |
to the principles of | 11 |
any thing to the | 11 |
a lyon rampant gules | 11 |
consent of the patron | 11 |
according to the proximity | 11 |
the tryal and process | 11 |
it may seem strange | 11 |
all such as have | 11 |
though by the act | 11 |
since by this act | 11 |
preferred to him who | 11 |
the nature of a | 11 |
such as are guilty | 11 |
i think that the | 11 |
letters of fire and | 11 |
from all which it | 11 |
the people of england | 11 |
not be able to | 11 |
whereof the tenor follows | 11 |
he ought to have | 11 |
his most sacred majesty | 11 |
to the end the | 11 |
to the justice court | 11 |
without the superiours consent | 11 |
and it were very | 11 |
and so should be | 11 |
the thing it self | 11 |
come in place of | 11 |
of the parliament of | 11 |
notwithstanding of all which | 11 |
pleys of the crown | 11 |
is offered to be | 11 |
arms against the king | 11 |
may be forced to | 11 |
knowledge of an assize | 11 |
one or other of | 11 |
of the blood royal | 11 |
the name of a | 11 |
it was just that | 11 |
the price of the | 11 |
above the reach of | 11 |
of the first parliament | 11 |
and that there is | 11 |
the church of rome | 11 |
to his most sacred | 11 |
as we call it | 11 |
the hands of the | 11 |
and process of high | 11 |
of his majesties most | 11 |
by vertue of a | 11 |
to be done in | 11 |
is art and part | 11 |
it had not been | 10 |
they had not been | 10 |
the convention of estates | 10 |
as if a man | 10 |
robert baillie of ierviswood | 10 |
is to be preferred | 10 |
to them by the | 10 |
is the same thing | 10 |
with an imperial crown | 10 |
the lords of council | 10 |
holden of the superiour | 10 |
by the help of | 10 |
and albeit it may | 10 |
act it is declared | 10 |
but in my opinion | 10 |
may be said to | 10 |
of the lands of | 10 |
to the end it | 10 |
but i think that | 10 |
by this act they | 10 |
that it could not | 10 |
that though by this | 10 |
the daughter of a | 10 |
for that is the | 10 |
and if this be | 10 |
because it is not | 10 |
a letter to the | 10 |
and the act of | 10 |
act it is observable | 10 |
to have been a | 10 |
the advice of the | 10 |
the use of the | 10 |
there is nothing so | 10 |
by his own authority | 10 |
and it has been | 10 |
my lords and gentlemen | 10 |
is defined to be | 10 |
the meaning of this | 10 |
nothing can be answered | 10 |
led in presence of | 10 |
by their own authority | 10 |
committing of the crime | 10 |
of the house of | 10 |
and i am sure | 10 |
from the civil law | 10 |
as it is consistent | 10 |
the possession of the | 10 |
is known to be | 10 |
from the earl of | 10 |
done to the prejudice | 10 |
as in the other | 10 |
for which they were | 10 |
the crime of treason | 10 |
so that it seems | 10 |
the instance of a | 10 |
it may be the | 10 |
there should be no | 10 |
the king could not | 10 |
it is consistent with | 10 |
printer to his most | 10 |
on the other side | 10 |
when any thing is | 10 |
that they ought to | 10 |
there is no mention | 10 |
majesties most honourable privy | 10 |
that he who is | 10 |
they were to be | 10 |
of the nearest of | 10 |
which nothing can be | 10 |
that he may be | 10 |
as if one should | 10 |
at the time when | 10 |
the depositions of the | 10 |
to punish such as | 10 |
be sent to the | 10 |
but such as are | 10 |
the laws of nations | 10 |
and there is nothing | 10 |
so that if the | 10 |
judges to the relevancy | 10 |
the eldest son of | 10 |
the account of the | 10 |
of such as have | 10 |
the crown of scotland | 10 |
the king of spain | 10 |
are judges competent to | 10 |
may be punished for | 10 |
be punished by death | 10 |
in the same case | 10 |
there any thing more | 10 |
a man and his | 10 |
but there is no | 10 |
the laws and customs | 10 |
when there is no | 10 |
there is this difference | 10 |
the reason inductive of | 10 |
according to the several | 10 |
yet it seems that | 10 |
to the end he | 10 |
from the nature of | 10 |
does not at all | 10 |
the practice of the | 10 |
are to be seen | 10 |
is the act par | 10 |
and not of the | 10 |
should be led in | 10 |
and if we consider | 10 |
of art and part | 10 |
by the said act | 10 |
that he was to | 10 |
that albeit by the | 10 |
in the isle of | 10 |
and i am confident | 10 |
have the same precedency | 10 |
it is declared by | 10 |
referred to his oath | 10 |
may be proved by | 10 |
and that they are | 10 |
to come to the | 10 |
by the parliament of | 10 |
be pleased to consider | 10 |
it seems to be | 10 |
in the crime of | 10 |
that it would not | 10 |
to be put to | 10 |
the knowledge of the | 10 |
to land in the | 10 |
seems to have been | 10 |
and when they are | 10 |
as was found the | 10 |
a clock in the | 10 |
is only in the | 10 |
the civil law is | 10 |
the will of the | 10 |
for carrying on the | 10 |
be found to be | 10 |
good of the common | 10 |
in prejudice of the | 10 |
not being able to | 10 |
the royal line of | 10 |
though it was alledged | 10 |
a person who was | 10 |
to the quality of | 10 |
wives of the eldest | 10 |
him to be a | 10 |
the scots in britain | 10 |
with him in the | 10 |
foresaid act of parliament | 10 |
is committed against the | 10 |
long before the year | 10 |
as far as it | 10 |
it should be lawful | 10 |
the relevancy of the | 10 |
to have been made | 10 |
the discretion of the | 10 |
about the time of | 10 |
and since it is | 10 |
subjects of this kingdom | 10 |
laws of all nations | 10 |
to be guilty of | 10 |
the lords of secret | 10 |
by the late act | 10 |
it may be observed | 10 |
opinion of all lawyers | 10 |
it is treason to | 10 |
this act to be | 10 |
for the security of | 10 |
the right of the | 10 |
it was lawful to | 10 |
and by the same | 10 |
derive their power from | 10 |
of the king of | 10 |
an express act of | 10 |
second part of this | 10 |
the decreets of the | 10 |
contrary to the nature | 10 |
by how much the | 10 |
as appears by the | 10 |
in the earl of | 10 |
in the nature of | 10 |
with the protestant religion | 10 |
a warrand from the | 10 |
whereas it may be | 10 |
for many hundreds of | 10 |
should be in the | 10 |
that the parliament of | 10 |
issuing out of the | 10 |
may it please your | 10 |
act of the par | 10 |
not only from the | 10 |
from which it is | 10 |
and that there were | 10 |
king james the fifth | 10 |
to be one of | 10 |
the time of their | 10 |
fall to the king | 9 |
that they cannot be | 9 |
of tarras and i | 9 |
king robert the bruce | 9 |
that the bishop of | 9 |
it is founded upon | 9 |
will have right to | 9 |
from the scots and | 9 |
opinion of the civilians | 9 |
that they shall be | 9 |
at the coronation of | 9 |
point of treason is | 9 |
yet it cannot be | 9 |
a part of our | 9 |
is only punishable by | 9 |
act it is clear | 9 |
be art and part | 9 |
the lords of articles | 9 |
are said to have | 9 |
the giver of the | 9 |
not only in the | 9 |
which they are to | 9 |
is clear from this | 9 |
in the cases of | 9 |
her contract of marriage | 9 |
to the king and | 9 |
that if he had | 9 |
ought to be punished | 9 |
be taken to the | 9 |
may be likewise doubted | 9 |
of council and session | 9 |
since it is not | 9 |
but cannot be positive | 9 |
led within year and | 9 |
contrary to this act | 9 |
of his majesties officers | 9 |
for understanding this act | 9 |
to the cognition of | 9 |
i have seen a | 9 |
as far as he | 9 |
of him who is | 9 |
comprehended under the word | 9 |
quartered in the second | 9 |
it is by the | 9 |
of the crown of | 9 |
money to the late | 9 |
and it would appear | 9 |
in a case betwixt | 9 |
as if they were | 9 |
the several kinds of | 9 |
the decreet of council | 9 |
in the execution of | 9 |
should not be made | 9 |
earl of tarras and | 9 |
person to whom the | 9 |
and it is strange | 9 |
before the privy council | 9 |
by the principles of | 9 |
only by way of | 9 |
yet i see no | 9 |
the reason why this | 9 |
he is guilty of | 9 |
that it was the | 9 |
because by the act | 9 |
as that they may | 9 |
the lords would not | 9 |
and according to the | 9 |
he has right to | 9 |
and so should not | 9 |
though they were not | 9 |
is ratified by the | 9 |
an infeftment of annualrent | 9 |
spoke to the deponent | 9 |
the king and duke | 9 |
our friends at london | 9 |
it is in the | 9 |
because they are not | 9 |
the director of the | 9 |
but in the other | 9 |
by vertue of his | 9 |
the rents of the | 9 |
that the pannal did | 9 |
the justices of peace | 9 |
to be the same | 9 |
the negligence of his | 9 |
for the use of | 9 |
if a person be | 9 |
we will find that | 9 |
and that it may | 9 |
no more than a | 9 |
that he should have | 9 |
the other side of | 9 |
act of the mind | 9 |
by the narrative of | 9 |
and the king of | 9 |
that is to be | 9 |
we see that the | 9 |
in the night time | 9 |
was to be sent | 9 |
by and attour the | 9 |
on a bend azur | 9 |
in the justice court | 9 |
and whereas it may | 9 |
there is a god | 9 |
going to kirk and | 9 |
since they are not | 9 |
be proved by presumptions | 9 |
will be pleased to | 9 |
because the law presumes | 9 |
for so we call | 9 |
and there is a | 9 |
and acts of parliament | 9 |
and that the king | 9 |
at the sight of | 9 |
the use of letters | 9 |
the principles of the | 9 |
of the act is | 9 |
the case of one | 9 |
confronted with the pannal | 9 |
king james the fourth | 9 |
or any thing else | 9 |
do not remember he | 9 |
the best of men | 9 |
countrey party in england | 9 |
because they were not | 9 |
one thousand six hundred | 9 |
and therefore since the | 9 |
in the last place | 9 |
and not to be | 9 |
and it were absurd | 9 |
as may be seen | 9 |
to have been in | 9 |
of the christian religion | 9 |
the cognition of the | 9 |
to be punishable as | 9 |
was put to the | 9 |
who are to be | 9 |
and albeit it be | 9 |
as one of the | 9 |
are art and part | 9 |
is the interest of | 9 |
in the same condition | 9 |
what is to be | 9 |
the third of the | 9 |
and though it was | 9 |
to kill the king | 9 |
but in this case | 9 |
lords of the secret | 9 |
their lives and fortunes | 9 |
where the crime is | 9 |
then we call them | 9 |
in the council of | 9 |
and as i remember | 9 |
the power of making | 9 |
to him who was | 9 |
it shall not be | 9 |
but on the other | 9 |
the honour of the | 9 |
the foundation of the | 9 |
and it were hard | 9 |
the time when the | 9 |
be the foundation of | 9 |
in the parliament of | 9 |
it is impossible to | 9 |
his highness the prince | 9 |
the parliament of scotland | 9 |
the cour des aides | 9 |
within the bounds of | 9 |
as if it had | 9 |
and whereas it was | 9 |
is in our law | 9 |
from this act it | 9 |
betwixt the bruce and | 9 |
upon the same reason | 9 |
it is the interest | 9 |
with consent of the | 9 |
the person who was | 9 |
that the scots and | 9 |
that the king has | 9 |
but i find that | 9 |
he is not obliged | 9 |
nor can i see | 9 |
the heads of the | 9 |
the first act of | 9 |
on a chief azur | 9 |
according to our law | 9 |
a charter granted by | 9 |
of tarras and me | 9 |
in his own defence | 9 |
with the late earl | 9 |
the advantage of church | 9 |
the prejudice of his | 9 |
that he does not | 9 |
the quality of the | 9 |
it may be concluded | 9 |
as the deponent remembers | 9 |
the laws of nature | 9 |
royal line of scotland | 9 |
in a letter to | 9 |
which is the chief | 9 |
if a man be | 9 |
and that he is | 9 |
contrary to the libel | 9 |
that one of the | 9 |
as if he would | 9 |
that ferguson told him | 9 |
the person of the | 9 |
according to the date | 9 |
it is likewise observable | 9 |
it is one of | 9 |
were not to be | 9 |
for the space of | 9 |
to be done by | 9 |
of the acts of | 9 |
as much of the | 9 |
whereby it is declared | 9 |
of the younger sons | 9 |
is appointed to be | 9 |
king james the second | 9 |
the order of the | 9 |
conceived in favours of | 9 |
according to the law | 9 |
be found in the | 9 |
hilted and pomelled or | 9 |
aptara keyed and coded | 9 |
use of as a | 9 |
it is a principle | 9 |
against a singular successor | 9 |
of those who are | 9 |
by the consent of | 9 |
the countrey party in | 9 |
before the term of | 9 |
up several nights with | 9 |
the justices are only | 9 |
were not able to | 9 |
princes of the blood | 9 |
and whatever may be | 9 |
and law of nations | 9 |
but if it be | 9 |
it be imagined that | 9 |
to have been done | 9 |
and by our law | 9 |
such as were not | 9 |
ferguson told the deponent | 9 |
and so cannot be | 9 |
to which my answer | 9 |
is clear from the | 9 |
as well as in | 9 |
in his power to | 9 |
in imitation of the | 8 |
seems to be a | 8 |
there was but one | 8 |
and ye will find | 8 |
by this act no | 8 |
is declared by the | 8 |
in neither of these | 8 |
design of this act | 8 |
but this is not | 8 |
he the said baillie | 8 |
at the end of | 8 |
acts of parliament are | 8 |
but i do not | 8 |
and so may be | 8 |
appointed by this act | 8 |
in the former act | 8 |
so neither can the | 8 |
came to the crown | 8 |
upon the ground of | 8 |
it were hard that | 8 |
to be observed in | 8 |
abrogated by the act | 8 |
that it cannot be | 8 |
and is it not | 8 |
it is pretended that | 8 |
and so it is | 8 |
there be any thing | 8 |
authority of the three | 8 |
acts of this parliament | 8 |
not to have the | 8 |
not punishable by death | 8 |
it is not sufficient | 8 |
in whose favours the | 8 |
the number of the | 8 |
it does not follow | 8 |
it is sufficient to | 8 |
the same manner as | 8 |
i have set down | 8 |
the very nature of | 8 |
year and day of | 8 |
is fit to observe | 8 |
to the laird of | 8 |
they are said to | 8 |
this clause of the | 8 |
the day of the | 8 |
and that he did | 8 |
should belong to the | 8 |
but it would appear | 8 |
is clear that the | 8 |
that this right of | 8 |
if there be a | 8 |
be extended to such | 8 |
according to the quality | 8 |
be doubted whether this | 8 |
may be the better | 8 |
is not sufficient to | 8 |
had right to the | 8 |
which it is clear | 8 |
to be founded upon | 8 |
it is not probable | 8 |
upon the deposition of | 8 |
the beginning of the | 8 |
in as far as | 8 |
out of the kingdom | 8 |
made in defraud of | 8 |
eldest son and heir | 8 |
cannot be extended to | 8 |
not to be punished | 8 |
can it be denyed | 8 |
succeeding to the crown | 8 |
far as they are | 8 |
their power from the | 8 |
covantage keyed and coded | 8 |
for longer space than | 8 |
and it would be | 8 |
doom of forfaulture against | 8 |
place where the crime | 8 |
it is a general | 8 |
several acts of parliament | 8 |
of the deponent his | 8 |
is not oblieged to | 8 |
that the reason why | 8 |
explained in the act | 8 |
the deponent that he | 8 |
if it had not | 8 |
by way of incursion | 8 |
against the laird of | 8 |
the registers of council | 8 |
is declared that the | 8 |
and though this be | 8 |
it is very well | 8 |
but because this act | 8 |
which my answer is | 8 |
that we were setled | 8 |
the atchievement of the | 8 |
be lyable to the | 8 |
man and his heirs | 8 |
and it is the | 8 |
in the general register | 8 |
to take notice of | 8 |
the benefit of a | 8 |
late act of parliament | 8 |
the people of scotland | 8 |
the same reason it | 8 |
to the king by | 8 |
that there shall be | 8 |
the behove of the | 8 |
is an act of | 8 |
to pay the debt | 8 |
par in parem non | 8 |
of the greatest importance | 8 |
is appointed that the | 8 |
act of parliament is | 8 |
is extended to all | 8 |
albeit there be no | 8 |
in this case it | 8 |
the top of the | 8 |
ought to have been | 8 |
that no man should | 8 |
that he would not | 8 |
out of the books | 8 |
all which it is | 8 |
or other of the | 8 |
due to the superiour | 8 |
the first parliament of | 8 |
by this act that | 8 |
by an arbitrary punishment | 8 |
the consent of his | 8 |
and the town of | 8 |
ad futuram rei memoriam | 8 |
that it should not | 8 |
only judges competent to | 8 |
should not be punished | 8 |
by the title of | 8 |
by the same rule | 8 |
in any of the | 8 |
he should have been | 8 |
the glory of god | 8 |
the king of the | 8 |
comprehended under the general | 8 |
depones that the pannal | 8 |
for the better understanding | 8 |
a matter of fact | 8 |
no part of the | 8 |
is not extended to | 8 |
it is very remarkable | 8 |
to take away the | 8 |
that this was the | 8 |
of the church and | 8 |
year of his reign | 8 |
the king of france | 8 |
ground of the lands | 8 |
such as are in | 8 |
so far as to | 8 |
be a sufficient ground | 8 |
there must be a | 8 |
as in other cases | 8 |
the instance of his | 8 |
it is not presumeable | 8 |
be forced to depon | 8 |
this act had been | 8 |
administration of the government | 8 |
in the right of | 8 |
the end they may | 8 |
by which they are | 8 |
and when they were | 8 |
and therefore i think | 8 |
should be lyable to | 8 |
and there can be | 8 |
and to the end | 8 |
alledged to have been | 8 |
the reason why they | 8 |
which is committed against | 8 |
of one of the | 8 |
judith siefring sampled and | 8 |
during the time of | 8 |
in the persons of | 8 |
in the face of | 8 |
the occasion of the | 8 |
and doom of forfaulture | 8 |
to a third of | 8 |
in the registers of | 8 |
nor can there be | 8 |
it was to be | 8 |
in my first book | 8 |
and that it should | 8 |
when a man is | 8 |
that the civil law | 8 |
and the bishop of | 8 |
is called by the | 8 |
of the first marriage | 8 |
day of the week | 8 |
by act of council | 8 |
of the duke of | 8 |
that the act of | 8 |
out of which they | 8 |
and xml conversion a | 8 |
the only way to | 8 |
and the best of | 8 |
and we see that | 8 |
by an express statute | 8 |
and are to be | 8 |
not be allowed to | 8 |
every thing that is | 8 |
that this was not | 8 |
they could not have | 8 |
albeit it was alledged | 8 |
this act is fully | 8 |
or it may be | 8 |
in the midst of | 8 |
earl of argile was | 8 |
could not be a | 8 |
to which is added | 8 |
be extended to the | 8 |
be punished as a | 8 |
but in that case | 8 |
it as far as | 8 |
not be lyable to | 8 |
the sight of the | 8 |
offered to be proved | 8 |
genealogy of our kings | 8 |
to be understood of | 8 |
in the former case | 8 |
is abrogated by the | 8 |
bear the arms of | 8 |
the precedency from the | 8 |
the proximity of blood | 8 |
that which is committed | 8 |
never be able to | 8 |
annexed to the crown | 8 |
that it was talked | 8 |
if it were otherwise | 8 |
this act it be | 8 |
all that can be | 8 |
i have my self | 8 |
he should not be | 8 |
be received a witness | 8 |
far as it was | 8 |
the eyes of the | 8 |
it is very clear | 8 |
as to his life | 8 |
senators of the colledge | 8 |
for rising in arms | 8 |
according to the laws | 8 |
is to be taken | 8 |
it could have been | 8 |
this act the king | 8 |
the town of edinburgh | 8 |
judith siefring text and | 8 |
the execution of the | 8 |
since the act of | 8 |
without taking notice of | 8 |
come in pari passu | 8 |
in that case they | 8 |
by a special statute | 8 |
be put to execution | 8 |
to be taken up | 8 |
and yet if the | 8 |
it is said to | 8 |
that by the same | 8 |
that a man should | 8 |
of the feudal law | 8 |
and this seems to | 8 |
and on the other | 8 |
to find caution to | 8 |
that there was not | 8 |
the law it self | 8 |
it may be here | 8 |
belongs to the king | 8 |
who is to be | 8 |
in answer to the | 8 |
but i think the | 8 |
in the terms of | 8 |
is ordained to be | 8 |
and how can it | 8 |
the acts of the | 8 |
in it self a | 8 |
in favours of a | 8 |
succession to the crown | 8 |
act here related to | 8 |
it is presumable that | 8 |
it would have been | 8 |
by the three estates | 8 |
and when it is | 8 |
the act here related | 8 |
a long tract of | 8 |
session of his majesties | 8 |
them when they are | 8 |
as if he were | 8 |
this act appoints all | 8 |
the officers of the | 8 |
to which nothing can | 8 |
by the privy council | 8 |
it may be urged | 8 |
not be made use | 8 |
all such as are | 8 |
siefring text and markup | 8 |
and the reason is | 8 |
depositions of the witnesses | 8 |
and by the law | 8 |
in the succession of | 8 |
though he was not | 8 |
this is but a | 8 |
by way of grace | 8 |
the civil law did | 8 |
is not only a | 8 |
but yet it is | 8 |
treason and doom of | 8 |
because he could not | 8 |
and that which is | 8 |
and i have seen | 8 |
by the scots and | 8 |
to defend against the | 8 |
this act appoints the | 8 |
such as are the | 8 |
the institutions of the | 8 |
that he will not | 8 |
is to be presumed | 8 |
and not according to | 8 |
that he had no | 8 |
were absurd to think | 8 |
it was decided in | 8 |
and such a day | 8 |
the punishment of death | 8 |
from the law of | 8 |
meaning of this act | 8 |
to be registrated in | 8 |
as in this case | 8 |
to have the precedency | 8 |
which is the only | 8 |
to be taken by | 8 |
siefring sampled and proofread | 8 |
it is just that | 8 |
the books of sederunt | 8 |
to commit a crime | 8 |
in the arms of | 8 |
probation should be led | 8 |
and if they had | 8 |
to be free from | 8 |
an account of the | 8 |
is consistent with it | 8 |
by the roman law | 8 |
and this act was | 8 |
this it was answered | 8 |
the form of the | 8 |
be pursued before the | 8 |
though it would seem | 8 |
to be lyable for | 8 |
and that not only | 8 |
the defence of the | 8 |
will be allowed to | 8 |
it is appointed by | 8 |
for no man can | 8 |
that in this case | 8 |
and not by the | 8 |
that sir john cochran | 8 |
to the said earl | 8 |
king robert the first | 8 |
to be proved by | 8 |
at which time the | 8 |
apex covantage keyed and | 8 |
of forfaulture against mr | 8 |
and not revealing the | 7 |
according to their creation | 7 |
the whole tract of | 7 |
but yet i think | 7 |
is contrary to the | 7 |
the earl of forths | 7 |
which might have been | 7 |
the truth of the | 7 |
be guilty of treason | 7 |
right to the whole | 7 |
all the parts of | 7 |
and what can be | 7 |
to be of the | 7 |
in use with us | 7 |
and therefore it seems | 7 |
this and many other | 7 |
the terms of the | 7 |
restored by way of | 7 |
they were in possession | 7 |
and though there be | 7 |
which is the same | 7 |
but such as have | 7 |
at that time to | 7 |
the express words of | 7 |
be founded upon the | 7 |
take the oath of | 7 |
to the power of | 7 |
and their heirs male | 7 |
be out of the | 7 |
that we have no | 7 |
so that it is | 7 |
a lord of regality | 7 |
to which the doctor | 7 |
the council of trent | 7 |
in the moneth of | 7 |
in his own house | 7 |
that it shall not | 7 |
by this act there | 7 |
it is most certain | 7 |
that could not be | 7 |
to the affairs of | 7 |
the case where the | 7 |
of the royal family | 7 |
not from the date | 7 |
at the kings instance | 7 |
to which they were | 7 |
a person of quality | 7 |
that the countrey was | 7 |
if the appearand heir | 7 |
to the tryal of | 7 |
in this act is | 7 |
there is no such | 7 |
as far as the | 7 |
the patrimony of the | 7 |
the author of the | 7 |
not only to the | 7 |
and these who are | 7 |
the register and advocat | 7 |
though it be pretended | 7 |
the granter of the | 7 |
well as the other | 7 |
though it was not | 7 |
a letter from his | 7 |
are only judges competent | 7 |
when he was in | 7 |
that if they be | 7 |
it was thought that | 7 |
upon the day of | 7 |
cannot be a witness | 7 |
to be put in | 7 |
whereas on the other | 7 |
this act they are | 7 |
the expence of the | 7 |
the several degrees of | 7 |
and therefore if the | 7 |
it would seem by | 7 |
a general rule in | 7 |
the senators of the | 7 |
presence of the assize | 7 |
in a capacity to | 7 |
power of pit and | 7 |
their power from god | 7 |
that some of the | 7 |
a committee of parliament | 7 |
of king edward the | 7 |
holds not only in | 7 |
be punishable by this | 7 |
the king by his | 7 |
declared to belong to | 7 |
to be in desuetude | 7 |
to have right to | 7 |
which is founded upon | 7 |
to underly the law | 7 |
a chief of the | 7 |
committed against the law | 7 |
the disposition made to | 7 |
that there may be | 7 |
by way of reduction | 7 |
and as this is | 7 |
of king james the | 7 |
it may be objected | 7 |
it is that the | 7 |
i hope ye will | 7 |
the foundation of a | 7 |
see no reason why | 7 |
not to be respected | 7 |
in the first part | 7 |
the head of the | 7 |
he was to be | 7 |
his life and fortune | 7 |
by a publick law | 7 |
observations on the act | 7 |
partakers of the fraud | 7 |
as well as their | 7 |
and it is to | 7 |
which i have cited | 7 |
even to such as | 7 |
it is declared lawful | 7 |
he was found guilty | 7 |
made by king james | 7 |
a part of a | 7 |
but now by the | 7 |
of the difference betwixt | 7 |
to whom it is | 7 |
one of the witnesses | 7 |
is very clear by | 7 |
of argile was to | 7 |
be doubted whether the | 7 |
and in place of | 7 |
where it was found | 7 |
if the king were | 7 |
would be able to | 7 |
no more then that | 7 |
that he was not | 7 |
not only to be | 7 |
is guilty of the | 7 |
it is not just | 7 |
of the common law | 7 |
and it were most | 7 |
of horse and dragoons | 7 |
it were against the | 7 |
very clear by the | 7 |
the law presumes that | 7 |
pursued by way of | 7 |
be admitted to be | 7 |
to fergus the first | 7 |
committed against the kings | 7 |
princes of the empire | 7 |
and that for the | 7 |
part of the shield | 7 |
is observable that the | 7 |
and this is that | 7 |
in favours of his | 7 |
it was likewise found | 7 |
the person in whose | 7 |
put to the horn | 7 |
found by the lords | 7 |
in the way of | 7 |
lords of council and | 7 |
but it is fit | 7 |
if it can be | 7 |
no more to be | 7 |
by the same argument | 7 |
the cause of god | 7 |
of the second marriage | 7 |
from god almighty alone | 7 |
upon the act of | 7 |
of the justices and | 7 |
and with us the | 7 |
to the first of | 7 |
as an enemy to | 7 |
the scripture tells us | 7 |
that the law should | 7 |
for payment of a | 7 |
that by that act | 7 |
the state of the | 7 |
no more than the | 7 |
in our acts of | 7 |
not so much to | 7 |
that they should have | 7 |
how is it imaginable | 7 |
three flowers de lis | 7 |
of the decreet of | 7 |
it is most observable | 7 |
wives of the younger | 7 |
by our law to | 7 |
the best of kings | 7 |
his majesties officers of | 7 |
is a general rule | 7 |
but not in the | 7 |
be the same with | 7 |
at the discretion of | 7 |
according to the old | 7 |
the council uses to | 7 |
that he is the | 7 |
see not why the | 7 |
are preferred to all | 7 |
reason why they are | 7 |
who was the first | 7 |
there would be no | 7 |
of the justice court | 7 |
lords of secret council | 7 |
that the power of | 7 |
to the behove of | 7 |
by the th act | 7 |
and who was the | 7 |
writers to the signet | 7 |
here before the year | 7 |
the same parity of | 7 |
heir of the crown | 7 |
reign of king charles | 7 |
it cannot be imagined | 7 |
as they thought fit | 7 |
are now in desuetude | 7 |
of the kingdom of | 7 |
it appears that the | 7 |
and such as were | 7 |
to a third party | 7 |
sir george mackenzie of | 7 |
what was done in | 7 |
if this had been | 7 |
and the other a | 7 |
the great design of | 7 |
by one of the | 7 |
and though by this | 7 |
that he might have | 7 |
no act of parliament | 7 |
of church and state | 7 |
clause of the act | 7 |
that this must be | 7 |
with relation to the | 7 |
valid against singular successors | 7 |
that the same was | 7 |
by the former act | 7 |
chief of the second | 7 |
he would have been | 7 |
but this act is | 7 |
to think that they | 7 |
not able to pay | 7 |
an act of council | 7 |
may be alledged that | 7 |
that it would be | 7 |
is very well known | 7 |
the sense of the | 7 |
was to be expected | 7 |
against such as are | 7 |
and this act is | 7 |
they would not have | 7 |
late earl of argiles | 7 |
that the scots did | 7 |
in his majesties name | 7 |
to be judged by | 7 |
for payment of their | 7 |
a man to be | 7 |
act of the first | 7 |
yet by our law | 7 |
to be free of | 7 |
to the right of | 7 |
his majesties advocat in | 7 |
but it was found | 7 |
being a part of | 7 |
the common opinion of | 7 |
to invite men to | 7 |
so that if he | 7 |
contra the earl of | 7 |
a part of it | 7 |
upon the death of | 7 |
that this act is | 7 |
is a french word | 7 |
but that it is | 7 |
as much as the | 7 |
that he might be | 7 |
if he would have | 7 |
not to be thought | 7 |
to be art and | 7 |
any of the royal | 7 |
and who should be | 7 |
the law doth not | 7 |
yet he is not | 7 |
is by the act | 7 |
was said to be | 7 |
the assertion of the | 7 |
to the abbacy of | 7 |
in matters of government | 7 |
that in the case | 7 |
betwixt and such a | 7 |
for those who were | 7 |
precedency that is due | 7 |
that the negligence of | 7 |
for it cannot be | 7 |
one of the great | 7 |
that the reason of | 7 |
to be taken to | 7 |
and who would not | 7 |
and after he had | 7 |
in the place where | 7 |
that the late earl | 7 |
is much to be | 7 |
there is not a | 7 |
that they will not | 7 |
majesties officers of state | 7 |
the negligence of the | 7 |
the bp of st | 7 |
should be allowed to | 7 |
be proven by the | 7 |
and the opinion of | 7 |
not be taken away | 7 |
that palladius was sent | 7 |
that it is treason | 7 |
the place where they | 7 |
but though this act | 7 |
though we have no | 7 |
only such as are | 7 |
of all the three | 7 |
because he was not | 7 |
spi global keyed and | 7 |
the design of killing | 7 |
they are in the | 7 |
that there are some | 7 |
of the members of | 7 |