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A44192	Holles, Denzil Holles, Baron, 1599-1680.	Some considerations upon the question, whether the Parliament is dissolved by it's prorogation for 15 months?	1676.0		.xml	application/xml	9188	318	65	It is replyed , That there is no stronger law and custom for the 40 dayes , notice than there is against Prorogations above a year , or Parliaments , sine die , and if the kings prerogative can extend to the more essential parts , it may to the circumstance of the time of notice : The king that notwithstanding our old Stautes supported by the Law and Custom of Parliaments , can prorogue a Parliament to a time never so remote , or , sine die , ( that is , to no time ) which is farther distant if he pleaseth , and hath no end but with his Life , can by the same prerogative make the time of notice as short as he please , that being piescribed by no Statute , and only depending upon the law and custom of parliaments , and has been invaded by a more dangerous president than any other point of the law and custom of Parliament has been . 8. help the matter , it would be very hard , that a Preamble of an Act of Parliament should repeal or enervate statutes of that consequence , especially when the enacting part hath not a word to that purpose : but in truth this preamble is far from an allowance , for it is a complaint of Parliaments not being so often holden as in antient time , whereby the Subjects of this Realm are greatly hindred and delayed of Justice .	cache/A44192.xml	txt/A44192.txt
