The Justice of the Peace, and Parish Officer, 第 4 卷T. Cadell, 1820 |
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43 Eliz a-year act of parliament adjudged aforesaid afterwards agreed agreement appeal appointed apprentice apprenticeship assessed bastard Bott Burr certificate charge child churchwardens and overseers confirmed the order consent continued contract Court of K. B. discharged distress East Ellenborough C. J. enacted evidence executed father forty days gain a settle gain a settlement hath held hiring and service husband indenture inhabitants justices Kenyon C. J. land legally settled Little Bolton lived Lord Ellenborough mandamus Mansfield C. J. marriage married Martinmas master ment Michaelmas Michaelmas day months occupier opinion order of removal order of sessions paid parish officers parties pauper peace poor person quarter sessions quashed the order question rateable received relief rent resided servant served sessions confirmed sessions quashed stat statute tenant tenement thereby thereof tolls township vestry wages warrant week wife workhouse yearly
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