Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. -
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- A Membex OF Parliament Ma) HO De arrested
- nor ans of his Serranes, durins che MMs ot che
- Partiament; nor for a cerrain rime betore and a1.
- ter. A Priviledze Real, i5 thac which is grante
- ro a place, a5 co the Dniversities, Thac non D
- ellet may be called ro Westminster-IPall, upon an
- Concrdet made wichin cheir own Precincts, Or pro
- secucu in ocher Courrs. And one belongine re
- Che Courr oF Chancerr cannor be sued in any oclle
- Coute, cerrain Cales excepted; and IL DC
- mas semore ic by WVrit of Priviledee.
- Privy, in Law Signities him thac is partaker, o
- hath an Incerest in any Action or Thins, 25 Privy
- os Blood, Bechole chacare linked in Conlanguinitr;
- evers ele in Tail is Prior to recorer the Land in-
- cailed. The Author oF che Nem Terms of the La,
- maketh divers TOrrs ot Privies, viz. Privies in
- Estate, Priries in Deed, Privies in Lam, Priries in
- Rishr, and Priries in Blood. Ochers mention
- tourkinds ot Privies, viz. Privies in Blood, 25thc
- Feir co his Father. Privies in Representation, 25
- Execurors ex Administrators ro the decealed. Pri
- vies in Estate, as he in che Rerertion, and he in
- the Remainder, Wtren Landis giren toone for Lite
- W auother in Fec, For chat their PCates are crearec
- Bol at one time. The tourch is Prioy in Tenure.
- as the Lord by elchear, thacis, when ihe Land el
- chearech ro che Lord For vanc oF Hleirs.
- PRIVT-SEAL, is a Seal chac the Iins useth rO
- and lastly che Creat Seal os Ensland. The Privy
- PROBE, a Chirursicat Instrument eo Cound
- che Dexrh and Circumstarces of Wounds Ox VI.
- CerS.
- EROBLEM, is a Propolition wehich relates 10
- Practice; or which propoles omectiins to be
- done; Asromake a Circle passe chrousti chree si
- ren Poins nor lyins in a Rishe Line: T0 find che
- Compasse, (9c.
- PROCATARCEICA, is chepre existent Cause
- ota Dileale, wrhich co-opperares wich ortiers char
- are subsequent; Whether ic be external or internal
- a5 AnGer, Ox Feat in che Rir, wrhich beser ill suice
- in che Blood and caule a Fever. Blanchard.
- PROCEDENDO, is a wrir Whereby a Plea OE
- Cause Formerty called from a bale Courr eo the
- Chancery, Kings-Bench, Or Common-Pleas, by Writ os
- Priviledee Ox Cerriorari, is relealed and sene donn
- 27ain co the same Courrs ro be procecded in there
- atcer ic appearech thac che Detendane hach no cause
- OE Priviledse, or char che marres comprised in che
- Bill be noc vell proved.
- PROCESSE. in LaW is the manner oF procced:
- ins in everr Cause, beins che Writs and precepts
- chac g0 Forch uxon che Original upon every Action
- beins cither Original or Judicial. Sometimes
- That only is called the Process, by wtich a man is
- Called inco the Courr, because ic is the beginning or
- principal pare thereot, by wrhich che rest ol the bu-
- sinels is directed, The disserence berveen Process
- and Precept, Or Warrant oF che justices, is this, the
- PreCepE OF Warrant is only ro accach and convene
- theparer betore any Indietment or Conriction, and
- mar bemade cirher inthe name of the Ring or the
- Justice: Buc che Process is alvays in the RIngS
- name, andulualls atcer an Indietment
- PROCESS, in Chymisry signities the whole ex.
- aet Course oF any Operation Ox ExperimenE.
- PROCESSION, in Cachedral and Conrentuat
- Churches, the members formerir had cheir Rtaced
- Processions, Wherein cher walked rvo and uvo in
- cheir most Ornamental Hlabits, Wwich TIrmns, Mu
- Sick, and ocher luirable exprestions of Solemnier.
- and respeet ro cheoccation. Inerery Parim chere
- Wras a Customars Procession ot the Parim Priest, etie
- Parron of the Church wich che Chiet Flas, Or FToly
- Banner, and the ocher Paricioners in Ascension Weete
- torake a Circuie round the Limits oF the MannOF
- and praz for a Blessins onthe Fruirs oF cheFarth. Ic
- this Wc one our prelent Cuctom oF Parambulation-
- wtrich is sil in most places called processionins.
- and goins in Procestion, cho ve have lost the Or
- and Superstirion oF il.
- PROCESSOM continuando, is a WVrit FOT the
- continuance oF a Processe, alter the Death of the
- Chiet sultice, or orher justices in che Writ ot Oyer
- and Terminer
- PROCESSOS, vid. Apochysis.
- PROCFSSVS Ciliaris. Dec Ciliare Lizamen-
- tum.
- FROCFSSCS Mammilares. Sec Papillarum
- Processus.
- PROCESSOS Peritonai, ate aS it ere two ob-
- Ions Pipes, Or Channels, one on each side Che OS PU
- bis, reachins ro che Strin ot the Scrotum, thro he
- TIoles ot the Tendons of che Oblique and Prans
- e
- erle Muscles, in wrhichi Production, or Didymi
- 25 che Ancients called chem, the Seminarr Vessels
- descend, and bestorrins one Tunicle on the Festes,
- they contain them like a B28. By hc TTOleS Ot
- phese Processes, ihe Muscles called Cremasteres de
- aW.
- Tuch Grants, or Otet cu do passthe Crreat Seal
- Arsc ther pals the Prioy-Signet, chenthe Prioy. Seal;
- Seal is lometimes uled in chines of lels consequence
- thac never pa(s the Great Seal, no WVrirs Mall PaIS
- uscet the Prioy-Scal, Which touch che
- PROBATE, os Testaments, is che exhibirins and
- provins wills and Testaments Detore the FCcleliasti
- cal fudse, delesated by che Bistrop, Wvho is Ordina-
- ry oE the place, wrhen the party dies. Andthe OP.
- dinaer is tenovn by che quancirs ot 600ds char che
- deceased hath out of the Diocels Wherein he depart-
- ed; For it all his G00ds bc in che Came Diocels.
- thenthe Bimop ot che Diocels, or the Archdcacon,
- accordins as cheir composirion leads, harh the Pro
- bare of the Testament: Buc il the Coods bc disperst in
- divers Diocesses, Pothac chere beany sum oF note (25
- sre pounds ordinarilY) out of the Diocels Where
- he parry lived; chien is che Arch- Bimop olCanter-
- bury the Ordinary by Prerozative.
- This Probate may be made in EWO POrES, in Com-
- mon form or per testes. The proos in Common form is der, and almos the Derorion, as ell asthe Pomp
- omly by che Oath of che Execuror or Parey exhibi-
- ins the wwill, wrho Lveareth uxon his beliet, thac
- the will extribiced br him, is ehe last will and T’est-
- ament ot che deceased. The proot per testes is
- Wrhen over and belides his omn Oath, he al(o pro-
- duces irnesses, or makes orher proot ro contum
- the lame, and chac in che prelence oF such as may
- Precend ans interest in the Coods ot thedecealed, Or
- ac least in their ablence, atter therhare been Lav-
- tully summoned ro sec tuch a will proved, il chey
- chey chink go0d. And che larrer course is caken
- most commonty when chereis Fcar of Arite or dit-
- pure abour che decealeds 600d5. For lome hold
- thar a nill proved in common form only may be cal-
- led in question anx rime ichin chirer rears afcer:
- And nherea Will disposes ot Lands and Fenements
- Ot Frcchold, it is nou Tregenly proved by Winesse.
- in Chancery
- PROBATOR, in Lar signities an ACCuICE, OF
- Approres, oc oue noho undeates 1o piove a ctime
- charsed upon anocher.
- ales aetert
- ptel lto
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Lexicon Technicum: Or, An Universal English Dictionary Of Arts And Sciences, fol. - . Machine transcription, not an edition: Leibniz Legible (model FoNDUE-GD_v2_ft_Leibniz, run 74). https://leibnizlegible.com/page/806933011:0657?run=74