1
It signifies the royal prerogative of man, differentiating him from the beasts.
2
This he had been advised was an interference with the royal prerogative!
3
He valued the royal prerogative so highly that he made it include polygamy.
4
He was a lawyer, bred in high notions of royal prerogative.
5
The colonies had little occasion to feel or to resent direct royal prerogative.
6
Mr Key said that included the supreme court and the royal prerogative of mercy.
7
Three of them had a direct interest in the extension of the royal prerogative.
8
Strafford wished to make every cause in every court subject to the royal prerogative.
9
During the discussion, the colonies themselves were resisting the royal prerogative with embarrassing unanimity.
10
Such an act of mercy would vindicate the royal prerogative.
11
You didn't know that you were interfering with royal prerogative.
12
Fox questioned the royal prerogative in this particular, while Pitt asserted and maintained the principle.
13
But the Navigation Laws could not, of course, be dispensed with by the royal prerogative.
14
Re-writing history is a royal prerogative, is it not?
15
He distributed places and patronage with a royal prerogative.
16
Have they not the royal prerogative-honeyand a sting?
