Report of the Case of Denis Caulfield Heron, Against the Provost and Senior Fellows, in the Visitorial Court of Appeal, Trinity College, Dublin, Book 184 |
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... crown thus took upon it to legislate for the college , it did not exclude Roman Catholics from scholar- ships by any distinct regulation concerning scholars ; but they and all other classes comprised under various denomi- nations as ...
... crown thus took upon it to legislate for the college , it did not exclude Roman Catholics from scholar- ships by any distinct regulation concerning scholars ; but they and all other classes comprised under various denomi- nations as ...
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... Crown has expounded the Statute , in reciting it in the letters patent of 1794 , are remark- able . ( b ) The King's letters patent recite , that by this Act of Parliament it was declared , that the Crown might alter the statutes of the ...
... Crown has expounded the Statute , in reciting it in the letters patent of 1794 , are remark- able . ( b ) The King's letters patent recite , that by this Act of Parliament it was declared , that the Crown might alter the statutes of the ...
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... Crown that they should , create any ability . Now , though I admit there is no express legislative disqualifica- tion against Roman Catholics becoming scholars , I cannot see how the seventh section of the statute affords any in ...
... Crown that they should , create any ability . Now , though I admit there is no express legislative disqualifica- tion against Roman Catholics becoming scholars , I cannot see how the seventh section of the statute affords any in ...
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... Crown , in whom alone the power of changing its laws is vested ; and there is a body of statutes now ex- isting for its regulation , and it is manifest that , unless some alteration has taken place in the spirit of the foundation , or ...
... Crown , in whom alone the power of changing its laws is vested ; and there is a body of statutes now ex- isting for its regulation , and it is manifest that , unless some alteration has taken place in the spirit of the foundation , or ...
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... Crown intended to make this material alteration in the foundation of the College , so different from the spirit and views of its founder , it would have used language clear , distinct , and unequivocal for the purpose ; what more easy ...
... Crown intended to make this material alteration in the foundation of the College , so different from the spirit and views of its founder , it would have used language clear , distinct , and unequivocal for the purpose ; what more easy ...
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