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Significados de visit justices en inglés

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Uso de visit justices en inglés
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What I do is done with the consent of the visiting justices.
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His deputy-governor, Mr. Hawes, enjoyed the confidence of the visiting justices; he did not.
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Corrections' role is to carry out Visiting Justices' decisions.
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In reply you evaded my demand, and proposed to refer me to the visiting justices.
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The visiting justices met in the jail.
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Mr. Hawes asserts that the visiting justices see only with his eyes and hear with his ears.
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Mr. Hawes tells me, in other words, that the visiting justices do not possess the one grain we require.
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'The following is an extract from the visiting justices' minute-book at the same prison:-
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I profit by the intelligence the enemy was weak enough to give me, and I go-notto the visiting justices.
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"The visiting justices are in sight: go into your room, please."
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I offered you evidence that this jailer is a felon, who has hoodwinked the visiting justices and has deceived you.
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His case was quoted to the visiting justices as an exemplification of the efficacy of cutting short a prisoner's supplies.
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Sure enough, at five o'clock in the afternoon two of the visiting justices arrived, accompanied by Mr. Wright, a young magistrate.
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I have written to the visiting justices, and they will settle whether you are to be master in the jail or I.
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"Once-ona second offense the prisoner, I see, is referred for punishment to the visiting justices."
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Cases touching the ownership of land are to be tried in the counties by visiting justices, and by four knights chosen by the county.
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