Report of the Trial and Acquittal of Edward Shippen, Esquire, Chief Justice, and Jasper Yeates and Thomas Smith, Esquires, Assistant Justices, of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania, on an Impeachment, Before the Senate of the Commonwealth, January, 1805reporter, 1805 - 582 頁 |
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... ment , and your memorialist , to his great injury , was kept out of a large fum of money juftly due to him . At length , however , Meffrs Pettit and Bayard , agreed to enter into an amicable reference under a rule of Court with your ...
... ment , and your memorialist , to his great injury , was kept out of a large fum of money juftly due to him . At length , however , Meffrs Pettit and Bayard , agreed to enter into an amicable reference under a rule of Court with your ...
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... ment of the common jail of faid county , for the space of thirty days , and pay a fine of fifty dollars to the Common- wealth , and in the mean while that he fhould be commit- ted , & c . which fentence of fine and imprisonment under ...
... ment of the common jail of faid county , for the space of thirty days , and pay a fine of fifty dollars to the Common- wealth , and in the mean while that he fhould be commit- ted , & c . which fentence of fine and imprisonment under ...
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... ment against them , for a high mifdemeanor in office , by arbi- trarily , and unconftitutionally , fining and imprifoning Thomas Paffmore . They verily believed , that every thing they have done in the premifes , in their judicial ...
... ment against them , for a high mifdemeanor in office , by arbi- trarily , and unconftitutionally , fining and imprifoning Thomas Paffmore . They verily believed , that every thing they have done in the premifes , in their judicial ...
第 52 頁
... ment on the other side . EDWARD BURd , Esq . S. LEVY , Atty . p . plaintiff . 13th July , 1802 . I , Edward Burd , prothonotary of the Supreme Court afore- faid , hereby certify , that the above agreement and order of Mr. Sampion Levy ...
... ment on the other side . EDWARD BURd , Esq . S. LEVY , Atty . p . plaintiff . 13th July , 1802 . I , Edward Burd , prothonotary of the Supreme Court afore- faid , hereby certify , that the above agreement and order of Mr. Sampion Levy ...
第 59 頁
... ment at once . The Court decided in favor of putting interro- gatories . I was then bound over for my appearance from day to day , during the pleasure of the Court , in the fum of three hundred dollars , myself , and a fecurity in a ...
... ment at once . The Court decided in favor of putting interro- gatories . I was then bound over for my appearance from day to day , during the pleasure of the Court , in the fum of three hundred dollars , myself , and a fecurity in a ...
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