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and prove you perjur'd, would bring upon you so far greater Punishment and Damage, than what you can think of bringing him under by your Information against him) so the Premises being duly weigh'd and consider'd, it may be thought prudent and very commendable, (as our times are) That Magistrates do not make known the Names of particular Informants, without just and necessary Cause. |
and prove you perjured, would bring upon you so Far greater Punishment and Damage, than what you can think of bringing him under by your Information against him) so the Premises being duly weighed and considered, it may be Thought prudent and very commendable, (as our times Are) That Magistrates do not make known the Names of particular Informants, without just and necessary Cause. |
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