The Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany, 94 tomasArchibald Constable and Company, 1824 |
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... John Vans himself , as institute , or person first named ; and , secondly , that the tailzie by him was not exe- cuted , as generally takes place , gra- tuitously , but for the two onerous considerations of a sum actually paid down ...
... John Vans himself , as institute , or person first named ; and , secondly , that the tailzie by him was not exe- cuted , as generally takes place , gra- tuitously , but for the two onerous considerations of a sum actually paid down ...
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... John Vans's debts , due at the date of his entail , could not be affected by it , yet that all his posterior contractions were unavail- able against it , unless where the estate was attached by adjudication for any of them , before the ...
... John Vans's debts , due at the date of his entail , could not be affected by it , yet that all his posterior contractions were unavail- able against it , unless where the estate was attached by adjudication for any of them , before the ...
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... John Vans was by species an entail , or a deed of sale . Should we find it to have been an entail , we shall then inquire whether there was any such specialty in it as to give it an effect , contrary to the general nature of tailzies ...
... John Vans was by species an entail , or a deed of sale . Should we find it to have been an entail , we shall then inquire whether there was any such specialty in it as to give it an effect , contrary to the general nature of tailzies ...
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... John Edwards ) being a more deadly weapon to the spirits of those who do wear it , than it is to their bodies on the battle - day . " We feel , how ever , a satisfaction in referring to pages 103 , 121 , 125 , and 257 , for proofs of ...
... John Edwards ) being a more deadly weapon to the spirits of those who do wear it , than it is to their bodies on the battle - day . " We feel , how ever , a satisfaction in referring to pages 103 , 121 , 125 , and 257 , for proofs of ...
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... John and his lady had their lives and their labours of love brought to a close . They died , of course , most comfort- ably , ' and were buried with all due pomp . The heir to the titles and estate was a nephew of Sir John ; he drove ...
... John and his lady had their lives and their labours of love brought to a close . They died , of course , most comfort- ably , ' and were buried with all due pomp . The heir to the titles and estate was a nephew of Sir John ; he drove ...
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