...general: not barely to advantage his constituents, but the common wealth; and therefore he is not bound to consult with, or take the advice of, his constituents...unless he himself thinks it proper or prudent so to do. * III. We are next to examine the laws and customs relating to parliament, considered as one aggregate...

...arduit et urgtnttbus, regem, statum, defensiuncm regni Anghœ et ecelesiae Anglicana concernentibus." And therefore he is not bound, like a deputy in the united provinces, to consult with, or takethe advice of, his constituents upon any particular point, unless he himself thinks it proper or...

...general : not barely to advantage his constituents, but the common wealth ; and therefore he is not bound to consult with, or take the advice of, his constituents...any particular point, unless he himself thinks it pro])er or prudent so to do. III. We are next to examine the laws and customs relating to parliament,...

...any particulatjpcfint', "unless he himself thinks it proper or prudent so to do. (13) r.^i'vrj.i*. '* *These are the constituent parts of a parliament ;...lords £• . •** spiritual and temporal, and the commons. (14) Parts, of which each is "."so-necessary, that the consent of all three is required to...

...defensionem regni Angliœ et ecclesiœ Anglicanœ concernentibus." And therefore a member is not bound to consult with, or take the advice of, his constituents...These are the constituent parts of a parliament; the sovereign, the lords spiritual and temporal, and the commons.(67) Parts, of which each is so necessary,...

...regem, statum, et defensionem reyni Analice et ecclesiœ Anglicanœ concermmtilins." And therefore ne is not bound, like a deputy in the united provinces,...unless he himself thinks it proper or prudent so to do. (13) Г *160 1 *rl'hese are the constituent parts of a parliament ; the king, the lords 1 ' -I spiritual...

...defensionem regni Anjlice ct ccelesitc Anglicaiue coneernentibus" (s). And therefore he is not bound to consult with, or take the advice of, his constituents...upon any particular point, unless he himself thinks proper and prudent so to do. These are the several parts of a parliament : the king, the lords spiritual...

...thither is not particular, but general ; not barely to advantage his constituents, but the common wealth. And therefore he is not bound, like a deputy in the...advice of his constituents upon any particular point, alcss he himself thinks It proper or prudent so to do. III. We are next to examine the laws and customs...

...parliament), though chosen by one particular district, when elected and returned, serves for the whole realm ; and therefore he is not bound, like a deputy in the United Provinces, to consult with his constituents on any particular point. BLACKSTONE. DELIGHTFUL, CHARMING. DELIGHTFUL is applied either...

...ct urgentibus, regent, ntn/um et dcfensionem rcgni Atigljce et ecclesice Anglwance concernentitms." And therefore he is not bound, like a deputy in the...unless he himself thinks it proper or prudent so to do. [16O] These are the constituent parts of a parliament ; the king, tho lords, spiritual and temporal,...