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If, contrary to all expectation, and in viplation of the peace which the high-contraQ; ing parties propofe to maintain by this treaty in Germa - ny, any foreign power fhould caufe troops to enter jnto the faid Germany, under any pretext whatfo-* ever, the two high-contra6Ung parties fhall uqite their forces to punifh this infraction of the peace, and maintain the tranquillity of Germany, according to the purport of the prefent treaty. ❋ Unknown (1797)

ConftruCtions and Purpofes, in the Law what - foever, to the People pf this State, as any other Titles, Claims, Eitates or Interells whatfo - ❋ Unknown (1786)

As a compenfation for this conceflion, the Englifh were bound on the other hand, to afford no affiftance or countenance whatfo - ever to any Indian ftate or nation at enmity with the Mahrattas, as they were by the fame rule to give none to the enemies of the Englifh. ❋ Unknown (1785)

Of gaol-deli - very, directed to the judges and clerk of affife affociate, which gives them power to try every prifoner in the gaol committed for any offence whatfo - ever, but none but prifoners in the gaol; fo that one way or other they rid the gaol of all the prifoners in it. ❋ Unknown (1769)

Befides, as no Sed or Sort of Chrifiians whatfo - ever can Boaft of fo Extenlive a Charity, and fo good Natured a ❋ Unknown (1705)

That is, that all eccle - fiafUcail perfons (hall enjoy all their lawful jurifdidHons, and other their rights wholly without any diminution or fubftra6lion whatfo - evcr; znd Jura/ua prove plainly, that no new rights were given Rot. ❋ Unknown (1797)