 | Edmund Burke - History - 1814 - 830 pages
...house. The same consul may decide all controversies and disputes arising among Portuguese subjects, without the judges of the country, or any other authority, being entitled to interfere; except where a controversy arises between a Puitugue&c and a Moor, in which case the governor of the country may drcide... | |
 | Europe - 1815 - 772 pages
...consul may decide ailc.rtroversies and disputes arising among Portuguese subjects, without thejudge* of the country, or any other authority, being entitled to interfere ; except where a controversy arises between a Portuguese and a Moor, in whkh ca* the governor of ihe country may decide... | |
 | Karl von Martens, Frédéric Murhard, Friedrich Saalfeld, Georg Friedrich Martens - Europe - 1818 - 800 pages
...houfe. The fame conful may decide all controverfies and disputes ariGng among Portuguefe [objects, without the judges of the country, or any other authority,...agents fhall not be bound to pay any debt contracted by Portnguefe fnbjects, unlefs where he has bound himfelf by . writing under his hand and féal. ABT.... | |
 | Georg Friedrich Martens - Europe - 1818 - 786 pages
...controverfies and disputes arifing among Portngiiefe fobjects, without the judges of the country, or aST other authority, being entitled to interfere; except...Portuguefe and a Moor, in which cafe the governor of the conn''/ may decide it, in the prefence of the faid cuntsl, ART. XI. The faid conful and his agents... | |
 | Edmund Burke - History - 1823 - 854 pages
...house. The same consul may decide all controversies and disputes arising among Portuguese subjects, without the judges of the country, or any other authority, being entitled to interfere ; except where a controversy arises between a Portuguese and a Moor, in which case the governor of the country may decide... | |
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... be accounted and treated like the British consul ; and he, as well as his servants, and all others who may wish to practise it, shall enjoy the free exercise of his religion in his own house. The same consul may decide all controversies and disputes... 