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Clypeus, or Clipeus

of a noble family. Clypei prostrati, noble families extinct, Mat. Paris, 463.

Bedeweri, banditti, profligate and excommunicated persons, Mat. Paris.

Fresne, who observes that Beria Sancti Edmundi, mentioned by Mat. Paris., sub. Ann. 1174, is not to be taken for the

of a port by armed vessels. By the Declaration of Paris, Art. 4, blockades in order to be binding must be

16th April, 1856, a treaty or declaration was signed at Paris between the powers of Great Britain, Austria, France, Russia, Sardinia,

the same title, and itself repealing eight prior Acts in pari materia, from 38 Geo. 3, c. 65, to 30 &

Chance, Game of, playing at, in a public place is punishable under (English) Vagrant Act Amendment Act, 1873 (36 &...

by the First Conference on Weight and Measures held in Paris in 1889, and deposited at the International Bureau of Weights

Crown,' but containing no express repeals of prior Acts in pari material impliedly repealed.

An illegal contract cannot be sued on. See maxim: IN PARI DELICTO MELIOR EST CONDITIO POSSIDENTIS; and CONTRACT; IMPOSSIBILITY.