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It points out to their successors the true method of
giving the public the benefit of their discernment
without transgressing the limits of their authority.
As to the account of the other determination instanced under this
head, I find it not to itknow not very well what to make of it: and still less of our Author's account of it. And
"to come nearer our own times", continues our Author, says he,
"by the Statute 14 Geo: 2. c.6. stealing
sheep, or other Cattle, was made felony without
If the words in question were strict precise enough to
explain convey their meaning in this instance, and
their meaning was to make the offence a capital
offence
Now s to this, i the first place, no such prin doctrine
could properly have been holden as "that the Act was
extended to nothing but mere sheep". The Law It was a doctrine, the point in debate could
not properly have called for: such a doctrine
unless a the man was prosecuted for stealing all sorts
of animals at once. It could only have been As to which any one could think of giving the name of Cattle. A man
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