...facie Ground for instituting Proceedings, and before the riling of the Articles, but not afterwards, to send the Case by Letters of Request to the Court of Appeal of the Province, to be there heard and determined according to the Law and Practice of such Court :...

...facie ground for instituting proceedings, and before the filing of the articles, but not afterwards, to send the case by letters of request to the court of appeal of the province, to be there heard and determined according to the law and practice of such court :...

...facie ground for instituting proceedings, and before the filing of the articles, but not afterwards, to send the case by letters of request to the court of appeal of the province, to be there heard and determined according to the law and practice of such court :...

...facie ground for instituting proceedings, and before the filing of the articles, but not afterwards, to send the case by letters of request to the court of appeal of the province, to be there heard and determined according to the law and practice of such court :...

...facie ground for instituting proceedings, and before the filing of the articles, but not afterwards," send the case by letters of request to the court of appeal of the province. The Bishop of Exeter, after serving this notice upon Mr. Head, sent letters of request...

...where a clerk is " charged with an offence under the Act "in any case, if he shall think fit, . . . send the case by letters of request to the court of appeal of the province," &c., conttins nothing which can be construed to mean thai the acceptance of the letters...

...shall hold preferment, if he shall think fit, either in the first instance or after the report, to send the case by letters of request to the Court of appeal. It is to be the act of the bishop, a matter of discretion to be exercised by him, whether he will entertain...

...facie ground for instituting proceedings, and before the filing of the articles, but not afterwards, to send the case, by letters of request, to the court of appeal of the province, to be there heard and determined, according to the law and practice of such court...

...fncie ground for instituting proceedings, and hefore the filing of the Articles, but not afterwards, send the case, by Letters of Request, to the Court of Appeal of the province." But if he elects to issue a Commission, he must go on till the Commissioners have...

...for further pro- of request. e"eiS ceedings, and before filing the articles, but not afterwards, to send the case by letters of request to the court of appeal of the province, to be there heard and determined.1 Nor will it be any valid objection to the sending...