Cases of Controverted Elections: Determined in Committees of the House of Commons, in the Second Parliament of the Reign of Queen Victoria ... |
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... classes of inquiries to the sole cognizance of the general Committee . 3. By striking at the root of party decisions . We will proceed to consider these three points in de- tail . The general Committee might be appointed by the Speaker ...
... classes of inquiries to the sole cognizance of the general Committee . 3. By striking at the root of party decisions . We will proceed to consider these three points in de- tail . The general Committee might be appointed by the Speaker ...
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... classes of voters , which reason is alone sufficient to prevent the elected from having any common law right to determine who shall be the electors ; when such right is to be con- ferred , or taken away , or modified , it can be done ...
... classes of voters , which reason is alone sufficient to prevent the elected from having any common law right to determine who shall be the electors ; when such right is to be con- ferred , or taken away , or modified , it can be done ...
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... class of voters ; but in the present case , if they decided that they had any power to open the register at all , there would be no necessity for resting the disqualification of John Allen , on the fact of his having been struck off by ...
... class of voters ; but in the present case , if they decided that they had any power to open the register at all , there would be no necessity for resting the disqualification of John Allen , on the fact of his having been struck off by ...
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... classes of voters , were expressly allowed to vote without registration . The old registration of the free- hold was only in the nature of an additional title deed , and did not preclude an inquiry into the qualification . Again , the ...
... classes of voters , were expressly allowed to vote without registration . The old registration of the free- hold was only in the nature of an additional title deed , and did not preclude an inquiry into the qualification . Again , the ...
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... class of voters . He did not think it necessary to answer the argu- ments , by which the plain meaning of the expressions in sections 54 and 59 had been attempted to be explained away , and a forced construction to be put on them ...
... class of voters . He did not think it necessary to answer the argu- ments , by which the plain meaning of the expressions in sections 54 and 59 had been attempted to be explained away , and a forced construction to be put on them ...
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