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Pagina 16
... Bill might be introduced , debated , and amended in the House of Lords in a fair spirit of compromise . But if the Bill is introduced without the alteration of a comma , what then ? It can be passed only by acceptance of the present ...
... Bill might be introduced , debated , and amended in the House of Lords in a fair spirit of compromise . But if the Bill is introduced without the alteration of a comma , what then ? It can be passed only by acceptance of the present ...
Pagina 441
... Bill , claimed the approval by many of his hearers , both Churchmen and Nonconformists , of the principle of the Bill - viz . the right of the laity to a larger share in the management of their own parish churches . The object of the ...
... Bill , claimed the approval by many of his hearers , both Churchmen and Nonconformists , of the principle of the Bill - viz . the right of the laity to a larger share in the management of their own parish churches . The object of the ...
Pagina 576
... Bill which they might not amend.3 In money clauses in ordinary bills , as distinct from Money Bills , the privilege which forbids the Lords to amend such clauses , and confines them to the alternative of rejecting the clause or passing ...
... Bill which they might not amend.3 In money clauses in ordinary bills , as distinct from Money Bills , the privilege which forbids the Lords to amend such clauses , and confines them to the alternative of rejecting the clause or passing ...
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THE GENERAL ELECTION AND AFTER By the Right Hon Lord Ribblesdale | 20 |
A GREAT DEMOCRATIC REFORM By Harold | 34 |
RECOLLECTIONS OF COPENHAGEN IN THE SIXTIES By Lady Paget | 44 |
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