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A new constitution was put in place in 1979 , stating that all government representatives were indirectly elected or appointed by the king . Royal monasteries are those erected by the King or having obtained his recognition . And again , whereas there was frequently a Liberty granted anciently by the Kings of England , and allowed , Quod non implacitetur nisi coram Rege , I find inter Placita de diversis Terminis secundo Johannis , That upon a Suit between Henry de Rochala , and the Abbot of Leicester before the Justices de Banco , the Abbot pleaded the Charter of King Richard I. Quod idem Abbas pro nullo respondeat nisi coram ipso Rege vel Capitali Justitiario suo ; and it is ruled against the Abbot , Quia omnia Placita quae coram Justic . I 'd the that fuck was from when sailors were given permission by the king to partake of hookers in foreign ports : Fornicate Under Consent of KingDeadhorse : we already have " conventional oven " I think English 's adaptability to adapt and change is one of the great things about the language . The final stinger comes with word that the Cid had accepted proposals for the hands of his daughters offered by the kings of Aragon and Navarre . First , Daniel and his friends were chosen by the king of Babylon , Nebuchadnezzar , to serve in his court . " Afterwards Henry quarreled with the Pope , but he kept the title of Defender of the Faith , and it has been borne by the kings and queens of England ever since , although the faith they now defend is no longer the faith of the Roman Catholic Church . This jurisdiction is derived also from the Crown of England , either immediately by Commission from the King , or mediately , which is several Ways , either by Commission from the Lord High Admiral , whose Power and Constitution is by the King , or by the Charters granted to particular Corporations bordering upon the Sea , and by Commission from them , or by Prescription , which nevertheless in Presumption of Law is derived at first from the Crown by Charter not now extant . At David 's death in 1153 , the kingdom of Scotland had been extended to include the Modern English counties of Northumberland , Cumberland and Westmoreland , territories that were in future to be held by the kings of Scotland .