A key to both houses of parliamentJ. Cochran and Company, 1832 - 924 pages |
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... given time . In the above year , leave of absence for three weeks was granted to Lord Muton , though no cause was assigned . + Having been duly elected , a Member can neither vacate , nor be removed from , his seat , during the ...
... given time . In the above year , leave of absence for three weeks was granted to Lord Muton , though no cause was assigned . + Having been duly elected , a Member can neither vacate , nor be removed from , his seat , during the ...
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... given to bring in the Bill . With respect to Public Bills , they are introduced by way of Motion to the House , without any petition ; and it is usual , first of all , for a Member to give notice of his future intention to move for ...
... given to bring in the Bill . With respect to Public Bills , they are introduced by way of Motion to the House , without any petition ; and it is usual , first of all , for a Member to give notice of his future intention to move for ...
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... given to his Majesty , the Speaker of the House of Commons carries it up and presents it ; when the answer is , " Le Roi remercie ses loyaux Sujets , accepte leur Benevolence , et aussi le veut ; " that is , " The King thanks his loyal ...
... given to his Majesty , the Speaker of the House of Commons carries it up and presents it ; when the answer is , " Le Roi remercie ses loyaux Sujets , accepte leur Benevolence , et aussi le veut ; " that is , " The King thanks his loyal ...
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... given for this privilege of the Commons , it does not seem a good one ; for it is obvious that a considerable portion of the taxes is raised upon the property of the Lords . The Commons , therefore , not being the only persons who are ...
... given for this privilege of the Commons , it does not seem a good one ; for it is obvious that a considerable portion of the taxes is raised upon the property of the Lords . The Commons , therefore , not being the only persons who are ...
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... given to all bishops of great or capital cities . Hence , they were likewise styled Metropolitans , Primates , or Chief Bishops , having generally several Suffragan Bishops in the surrounding territory , subject to their inspection and ...
... given to all bishops of great or capital cities . Hence , they were likewise styled Metropolitans , Primates , or Chief Bishops , having generally several Suffragan Bishops in the surrounding territory , subject to their inspection and ...
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Page lxxxi - That the freedom of speech, and debates or proceedings in Parliament, ought not to be impeached or questioned in any court or place out of Parliament.
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Page 570 - That king James the Second, having endeavoured to subvert the Constitution of the Kingdom, by breaking the original Contract between king and people, and, by the advice of Jesuits, and other wicked persons, having violated the fundamental Laws, and having withdrawn himself out of the Kingdom, has abdicated the Government, and that the Throne is thereby become vacant.
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