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Show 10 Tan 31, Justrces of Gaol Delivery [ jufticiari Men, jealous of the jufifiablensf ftrength enough Julstivtasry Rightly for any offence are caft into gaol, part o no bailable Thef b juftices of aflife were likewife authorife to this Covel 2. Ju'sticks of Nifi Prius are all one nowa-days with juftices of aflife; for it is "common adjournment of a caufe, in'th common pleas, to put it off to fuch day zifi prius jufficiari wenerin a aflife b reafo o th wri berra 100 i Comno ralse king' th commiflion courto theples 3, Whic becaufe fome bufinefs of importance ma not be dealt in without the prefence o hindy them O Cowel or cne of them The juftice [ jufification, Fr theologica arguments in jufification o 3. Deliverance by pardon from fins paft Clarke by, faith imputed, they may fin Fufification towards God and peac Of confecience Milion's Paradife Loff *I'is the confummation of that former aét of fait by this latter, or, in the words of St. Paul an forth works, if thofe works, b th fault of a re bellious infidel, will not be brought forth. Hammond wh #. f. [from juflify. fupports defends juftifies Ju'stir1ER. 2 /. [from juftify. ofi, a ning o ore, e ts ofthe juftifies With eyes fevere, and beard of formal cut one who frees from fin by pardon Full of wife faws and modern inftances bat on ths The juftices of peace are of great ufe they were confervators of the peace; thefe are th fame, faving that feyveral als of-parliament hav Bacon enfarged their jurifdiction gon Gt iere ot fent jif e e o de alon peror hath been judge and party, an himfelf, God forbi appeal to a war that it thoul a Scot Ju'sticemeNT Cath Jra et 19 2 mifflofl1 fuh f;" ot 1mfl£" )[ thfi Efli‘ the likelieft perfo to have reforme colonies Julsticesure. u f or office of juftice Justilc1aBLE. adj to be examined i Ju'stiriasre. adj fenfible by law o th 2 Ju'stirrasrewngss. z /o [from juflifiable. Reétitude; poflibility of being fairly defended \VOL I Or ho can he be clean that 1s born ofa woman Fob ‘To maintain What fhe did Ran wift [from juftice.] Prope courts of juftice [from jupifp.] De-|3 reafon Jutt are the ways of God And juftifiable to men Milton's Agoniftes . Although fome animals in the water do carry Juftifiable refemblance to fome at land, yet are th major part which bear their names unlike Brown's Vulgar Errours Matt i to defend to vindicate When we began in courteous manner to lay hi unkindnefs unto him, he fecing himfelf confronte by fo many, like a refolute orator, went not to denial, but to jx/#ify his cruel falfchood Siduey Englit [from juptice. a friend o a& or wit of man will ever jufify them. Sherlock You're neither jufified, nor yetaccus'd. Dryden wa Dawvies on Ireland gluttosous unjuft; and there is a wife man that juffiferh i Ecclef Judgment Sins may be forgiven through repentance, butn and if he ha in the fecond year of his government Shake/peare There is an exquifite fubtilty, and the fam cedure in courts Ju'sticer. #. /. [from To juftice Adminiftrator of juftice. An old word not die a ma ab can man be juftified with God Ho Hayaward He was a fingular good sufficer Jf children was apprehende Pro behol t publicans and finners; but wifdom is ju/fified of he endure a Bacon % /£ [from jupice. fay whatever in itfelf Her doing feem' (o ju/Zify the deed Miltorn My unwilling flight the gods inforce Denham And that muft juffify our fad divorce Yet fiill thy fools fhall ftand in thy‘defence Dryden And jufify their author's want of fenfe Let others jz/2ify their miflions as ‘they can, w are fure we can ju/iify that of our fathers by an unAiterbury interrupted fucceflion To free from paft fin by pardon By him all that believe are juffified from al things, from which.ye could not be ju/#ified, by th 5 law of Mofes To Ju'stLE Not one ftarry fpark Lee But gods meet gods, and ju/fle in the dark Courtiers therefore juftle for a grant z [from juf, joufler, Fr. 'To encounter;- to clath t ruth againf each other While injury of chanc Dryden want The more remote run ftumbling with their fear Dryd And, in the dark, men ju/f/e as they meet When elephant 'gaintt elephant did rea His trunk, and caftles ju/fled in the air Dryden My fword thy way to victory had thown Woas there not one who had fet bars and doer t here fhal an prou th wave n bu come tho fhal faid, Hithert it, an farther be ftaid expeét fuch viciflitudes, fuc in nature Woodward had been too prou a croud Swift To pufh 9o Jus'tLe. w. a to force by ruthing againft it to drive It is com particl following wit ufe monl as ozt or of Private and fingle abilitics fhould not juffle ou and deprive the church of the joint zbilities of man learned and godly men King Charlz Many excellent ftrains have been juftled off b their intrufions Brown's Vaulgar Errours. The furly commons fhall refpect deny And juftle peerage out with property Drydernt It is not to be imagined that the incongruous alphabets and abufes of writing can ever be jufiled ou of their pofleflion of all libraries. Holder Collier Abfent good, though thought en, not making an part of unhappinefs in its abfence, is juftled our to make way for the removal of thofle uneafineffe w Eleanor I cannot je/f2ify whom law condemps hath jxfice Jutticed by him at his pleafure yniffon i The law hath judg'd thee for intending to poifon the young queen of Scots the king delivered him to the French king, to b j\lfiiffl; e it doWfl bu Whereas one Styward beboogth ;gp]fifi" 7#ftifico, low Latin, 1. To clear from imputed guilt folve from an accufation The Late the cloud Fuftling, or puth'd with winds, rude in their fhock Milton's Paradife Loft Tine the flant lightning Running in the dark, a man may ju/#e a poit . a. [ juffifier, French Ty JUSTIFY As for the title of profctiption, wheicin the em off; th defends or abfolves That he might be juft, and the jzffifier of hi which believeth in Jefus Rom. iii. 26 v Ju'sticE, 2. a. {from the noun. T adminifter juftice to any. A word no in ufe il of afi ancientl wh o One wh TIn fair round belly with good capon lin'd on On vindicates jilidann Shake/p. As you like it And fo he plays his part Thou haft appointed jz/fices of the peace to cal poor men before them, about matters they were no able to anfwer Shakefp St James, the confummation of faith by charity an good works, that God accepteth in Chrift to jz/fiScation, and not the bare aptnefs of faith to brin Justirica'ror Through Bofphorus, betwixt thesn//ing rocks then might we wel Juflings and clathing I thought the dea To juftle here amon In fuch righteoufnef To the J#ftle one againft another in the broad ways Nah. i 4 Argo pafs'd And, when they break their friendfhip, plead thei abfolute obedietnice, was one of a fingular nature Sawift t of whom fome, upon efpeare made of the quorum Loacke port Amon The chariots fhall rage in the ftreets, they fhal Milton 2. Defence; maintenance; vindication; fup of the country wher attend ‘the peac they dwell cial refpet others by right I hope, for my brother's juffification, he wrot this but as an'effay of my virtue Shakefpeare or atio wit King Charles fo as to be fupporte Justirtrca'vion. n f Juftificatio, low latin. 1. Abfolution Cowel that they have to deal in a3. Julstices of Peace. [jufliciarii a Pacem. Are they that are appointed b n H huma [ from jufifable. ea paries ad capiendas affifas; and upon thi claufe of adjournment they are calle Juftices of 7/ prius, as well as juftices o adv hav the thin A man may more juffifiably throw crofs and pil for his opinions, than take them up by fuch meafures likelihood in ancient time, were fent to countrie upon feveral occafions; but afterwar neve of their do- defenfibly whofe authority is to punifh fuch as le to mainprife thofe prifoners that by la b God ings befor ad Gaolas deliberandas.] - Are fuch as ar fent with commiffion to hear and determine all caofes appertaining to fuch a Ju Puts: back leave taking, ju/tes roughly b All time of paufe, rudely beguiles our lip Shakefp. Troilus and Creffida ~Of all rejoindure feel Locte. We juftled one another oxt, and difputed the pof for a great while Addifon's Guardian Ju'stLy, adv. (from juf. 1. Uprightly; honeftly; in a juft manner Nothing can jz/#ly be defpifed, thatcannot ju/il be blamed: where there is no choice, there can b no blame South. With ignominy fcourg'd, in open fight Next view the Tatquin kings; th' avenging fwor Of Brutus su/?ly drawn, and Rome reftor'd. Diyd Th goddefs ftudious of her Grecians fate Taught them in laws and letters to excel In acting juftly, and in writing well 2. Properly; exaly accurately Prior Their artful hands inftrué the lute to found Their fee affif their hands and Jig#l ground bea th Diyd Ju'stNzss, # £ [from jup. 1. Juftice; reafonablenefs; equity. Fufuef 15 properl applie to things and Jufbic to perfons; though we now fay the jufic of a caufe, as well as of a judge It maketh unto the right of the war againft him whofe fuccefs ufeth commonly to be according t the jufinefs of the cauf for which it is made Spenfer on Ircland We may not think the ju/fnefs of each a Such and no other than event doth form it Shakefpeare 2. Accuracy; exa@tnefs; propriety. In thi fenfe it is now motft ufed I value the fatisfaCtion I had in feeing it reprefented with all the ju/fuefs and gracefulnefs of attion D I appeal to the people, was the ufual fayin S‘:‘: oF A a very excellent dramatick poet, when he had an difpute with particular perfons about the ju/fvefs an regularity of his productions _/I}z?i'y?))r Zo JuT. w. #. [This word is fuppofed t be corrupt fro jet perhap fro /2eoz. c 1 £5 6 T |