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Show [ zoo ] [ be informed 7);) HM fim'z'ngi-bfilair own hay}, if he will only take theitrouble, for a moment, to fuppofe firm/reg" in fuel) a fituation, (through the falfe accufarions of his enemies,) that nothing but an irn~ 2m ] by Judge jenkins for that purpofe: (on) and, though it may be alledged, againtt the authority of this Ad of Parliament, that another Act may unhind what it has partial Trial, by a jury of Nag/Maury, bound, according to the maxim, " eaa'em well acquainted with him and his cafe,- " modo qua gm}! (0/; 3/tuitur, code/71 mot/(:7 " dz'flélvimrB' yet a due confideration of this very maxim will aflbrd us a fubf'tantial argument to the contrary: for, at the time the {aid Act was made, (viz. in the and the rnalignity of his‘aecufers, can pofli‘bly fave him from defiruét‘ion! And farther, it is apparent, that the {aid " due ". Proecfs gft/Je Law," by 2. Jury a'e riii-cute/0, is now become an'umlferqele part of the Conflitution, and muf'r ever remain in force, not only againf'c all contrary Rf/‘o/utz'onr and Opinions of the judges; (fuch as I have mentioned,) but even 42. Ed. III.) the Great Charter had been exprg'sbr confirmed 5y many Parliaments, not only in the reigns of thatnoble king's anceftors, but alfo by at 16:19: TWELVE preceding Parliaments (67) even in his againf't the eXprefs authority of anyAét of own glorious reign; {0 that the Parlia- Parliament that happens (inadvertently) to have been made to the contrary, becaufe all fuch mutt necefl‘arily " BE " HOLDEN FOR NONE," accordino to the 42. Ed. Ill. C. I. which is cited ment, in his 42d year, had certainly fuf- by Dd ficient (66) Jenkinfius Redivivus, _p. 65. (67) And Parliament: at that time were preferved 2‘»: purity and independence 5} a ‘22er fi'equeut renewal 0f TH E POPULAR REPRESENTATION, rw‘z. " erveryyear ante, " and MORE OFTEN If (there was) need," Sec. which I have already proved in pages 160 to 170 of this Declaration ; {0 that there was not then the leak room even for the bare /ig/)irjou of undue influence ! |