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Show 2:7 l "Ill-II'IIIH IU A In the introduction to his Commentaties, p. 101, he hath delivered his {entiments much to the fame effeé't as the ..' .. ~ra. ... .Nc. --.-‘aa-.‘.. [216] ‘" WORDS." (75) And in the fame paragraph he alligns the very fame reafon (drawn from the C(mgm/zz of Ji‘t'lfllld) other more ancient writers, already men- which had milled bath Lord Coke and Judge Vaughan before him. " find, 012 tioned. -- That "710 A62: oftbeENGLIsn " Parliament, fincc the [weft/J of King " job", extended im'o that kingdom," " [/36 fiber bamt',"(1ayshe,)"z't is FAQJAL" LY CLEAR, t/Jzzz‘, rw/Jere Ire/and it far" ticu/ar/y named, or IS INCLUDED UN- (lreland,) " midi it were SPECIALLY " DER GENERAL WORDS, [Lt'y arEBOUND " NAMED) or INCLUDED UNDER GENE- " 12y fitcb 146?: y‘Par/z'alzzent." (though " RAT. WORDS, filo/3 as WITHIN ANY I hope I have already made the cozzlrtzry " OF The KING'S DOMINIONS," {9°C. appear EQUALLY CLEAR.) " For t/Ji: F f " fellows" And in page 103 he repeats the fame doétrine, " that no Aéts of the Englilh " Parliament made fince the 10th " Hen. VII. do now Mm! the people of NAMED (73) For this hula/[ye Power, of GENERAL WORDS, Judge Blackllone refers us to Lord Coke's I2. Rep. 112. but I {hall take no pains to refute any error in that 1.7/1 Col/257m ofhis Reports, " qu/xir/J are cue/1 brawn" (fiiys the honourable Mr. Barrington, p. 161) " not to l2: of GENERAL I have already demonllraied, (I hope,) in my Com- " WORDS." ment on the Cafes of Orzmée, the Inf/man, and Sir " Ireland, unlefs SPECIALLY " £71m] (tut/Jan}; wit/J 2/:ry'21/2a1prerrz/e." "or INCLUDED UNDER pol‘ed, and as we cannot doubt but that {o learned a Lawyer as Judge Vaughan (as I'have before obferved of Judge Coke) would {eleé‘t the molt applicable Pre- cedents that could be found, the doé‘trine which he has built upon there infufi'icient Precedents mutt necelfarily fall to the ground. And befides, :70,an Parrot, (as alfo by the clear and decilivc Refolua tion of the worthy judges, U'rzy and Dyrr, and the Attorney-General Gerrard, for reilraining the GENE- RAL WORDS offcur exp/j} 1151‘; If Parliament,) that all fuch gfilirul ll'ardr, in Statutes, mul‘t be duly reilrained by 316g"! Canflruflion, if the judges! who enforce them, mean to avoid the Rifle of exemplary punifhmcnt l |