 | William Oldys, John Malham - 1809 - 662 sayfa
...shall cither have bread, fire, meat, or drink, without credit, or ready money. .• 15. Syeophants by the statute shall have great gifts, and good and...is marked and set down, that, if lawyers plead poor men's causes without money, Westminster-hall shall grow out of custom, to the great impoverishing of... | |
 | 1809 - 610 sayfa
...no man shall either have bread, fire, meat, or drink, without credit, or ready money. 15. Syeophants by the statute shall have great gifts, and good and...is marked and set down, that, if lawyers plead poor men's causes without money, Westminster-hall shall grow out of custom, to the great impoverishing of... | |
 | Reuben Percy - 1823 - 436 sayfa
...step one foot from a foole. " Sycophants by the statute shall haue great gifts, and good and goodly labours shall scarce be worth thanks ; it is also thought necessary that maides about midnight shall see wondrous visions, to the great heartgrief of their mothers. " Some... | |
 | Percy Society - 1842 - 334 sayfa
...like manner it is convenient, that many men shall wear hoods, that have little learning ; and some surfeit so much about wit, and strive so long against...midnight shall see wonderous visions, to the great heart -grief of their mothers. 16. Furthermore, it is marked and set down, that, if lawyers plead poor... | |
 | 1842 - 356 sayfa
...some shall be so needy, as neither young heirs shall get their own, nor poor orphans their patrimony. fatal to have one penny, to buy their dinners on Sundays...that, if lawyers plead poor mens causes without money, Westminster -hall shall grow out of custom, to the great impoverishing of all nimmers, lifters, and... | |
 | Henry Mead - 1846 - 254 sayfa
...badge of their occupation. " Sycophants by the statute shall have great gifts, and good and goodly labours shall scarce be worth thanks ; it is also thought necessary that maids about midnight shall see wondrous visions, to the great heartgrief of their mothers. " And it... | |
 | Charles Hindley - 1872 - 638 sayfa
...woodmongers, butchers, and brewers, shall fall to a mighty conspiracy, so that no man shall either have bread, fire, meat, or drink, without credit, or ready...necessary, that maidens, about midnight, shall see wondrous visions, to the great heart-grief of their mothers. 1 6. Furthermore it is marked and set... | |
 | Thomas Bedford - 1872 - 798 sayfa
...so that no man shall either have bread, fire, meat, or drink, without credit, or ready money. 1 5. Sycophants by the statute shall have great gifts,...necessary, that maidens, about midnight, shall see wondrous visions, to the great heart-grief of their mothers. 1 6. Furthermore it is marked and set... | |
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But, amongst other laws and statutes by us here established, we think it most necessary and convenient, that poulterers shall kill more innocent poultry by custom, than their wives and maids can sell with a good conscience ; also it is ordered and agreed... 