 | English literature - 1812 - 1020 pages
...Tradesmen. j Artificers. j Labourers. Лг. /Í. Married women and widows are entitled to the same rant among each other, as their husbands would respectively...merely professional or official ; — and unmarried women to the same rank as their eldest brothe s would bear among them during the lives of their father.... | |
 | William Berry - Heraldry - 1810 - 202 pages
...at Law. Doctors. Esquires. Gentlemen. Yeomen. * Tradesmen. Artificers. Labourers. NB. Married women and widows are entitled to the same rank among each other as their husbands respectively bear, or have borne, except such rank is merely professional or official; and unmarried... | |
 | William Berry - Heraldry - 1810 - 212 pages
...Law. Doctors. Esquires. , Gentlemen. Yeomen. Tradesmen. Artificers. Labourers. N. B, Married women and widows are entitled to the same rank among each other as their husbands respectively bear, or have borne, except such rank is merely professional or official; and unmarried... | |
 | Thomas Tegg - Chronology, Historical - 1824 - 356 pages
...Artificers Labonrers • Married women and widows are entitled to the same rank among each ot'-er, as their husbands would respectively have borne between themselves, except such rank in merely professional or official; and unmarried women to the same rank as their eldest brothers wonld... | |
 | William Blackstone - Law - 1827 - 916 pages
...Tradesmen. * Secretary of sute, if a baron. . Artificers. * Barons. I Labourers. ff. B. Married women anrl widows are entitled to the same rank among each other, as their husbands would respectively have Ь-jrne between themselves, except such rank is merely professional or official i— and unmarried... | |
 | Thomas Robson (engraver.) - 1830 - 694 pages
...degree ; thus, the wife of a marquess precedes the wife of the eldest son of a duke. Married women and widows are entitled to the same rank among each other, as their husbands respectively bear, or have borne, except such rank be merely professional or official ; and unmarried... | |
 | William Blackstone - Law - 1836 - 694 pages
...Doctors. t Esquires, t Gentlemen. \ Yeomen. } Tradesmen. % Artificers. J Labourers. NB Married women and widows are entitled to the same rank among each...is merely professional or official: and unmarried women, to the same rank as their eldest brothers would bear among men, during (he lives of their fathers.... | |
 | Sir William BLACKSTONE - 1837 - 468 pages
...Tradesmen. 1 Artificers. :J; Labourers. * Bishops. * Secretary of state, if a baron. NB Married women and widows are entitled to the same rank among each...merely professional or official ; — and unmarried women to the same rank as their eldest brothers would bear among men, during the lives of their fathers.... | |
 | William Blackstone - Great Britain - 1838 - 910 pages
...Exchequer. II Chancellor of the Duchy. II (So) Chief Justice of the King's Bench. NB Married women and widows are entitled to the same rank among each...borne between themselves, except such rank is merely profcs(sl t Inst. 638. (I) 2 Inst. «Sa (u-) 2 Inst. 667. Я Master of the Rolls. U Chief Justice of... | |
 | George Bowyer - Constitutional law - 1841 - 742 pages
...Cromwell, 4 Inst. 363. JYeomen. JTradesmen. JArtificers. JLabourers. Blackstone adds, that married women and widows are entitled to the same rank among each...have borne between themselves, except such rank is mere professional or official ; and unmarried women to the same rank that their eldest brother would... | |
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Married women and widows are entitled to the same rank among each other, as their husbands would respectively have borne between themselves, except such rank is merely professional or official; and unmarried women to the same rank as their eldest brothers... 
