...there is sufficient prima facie ground for instituting proceedings, and before the filing of articles, to send the case, by letters of request, to the Court of appeal. On the part of the respondent, it has been ably contended that "letters of request" is a term of art...

...Brent, held by the Archdeacon, he had, by sections 13 and 24 of the 3 & 4 Viet. c. 86, authority at once V2 !(; V { UW y L x Y .\hV尊 5܀ YYa"f Arches, without taking any cognizance of it himself. He was asked to do so, and he long deliberated...

...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 : provided always,...

...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 : Provided always,...

...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 : provided always,...

...committed, may send the case, either in the first instance, or after the commissioners have reported, by letters of request to the court of appeal of the province, to be dealt with according to the law and practice of that court, which practice the judge of that...

...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 : Provided always,...

...acting under the provisions of the said Act of Parliament (the Church Discipline Act) have thought fit to send the case by letters of request to the Court of Appeal of the province, therefore we, &c., Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells, do request you, the Right Hon. Sir Robert Joseph...

...ground for instituting proceedings, and before the filing of the articles, but not afterwards, to fend the case by letters of request to the court of appeal of the province." It is contended that, by reason of the notice, the letters of request were not sent " in the first instance,"...

...same day and hour in the diocese of Exeter and in this court. The act providing that the bishop may send the case by letters of request to the court of appeal, "in the first instance," or after the report of the commissioners, by " the first instance" could not...