Fifty Years of the English Constitution, 1830-1880Longmans, Green, and Company, 1880 - Всего страниц: 495 |
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... Russell . ' ' I ⚫ should have been very glad if the leaders of popular 1 Recollections and Suggestions , 1813-1873 . By John , Earl Russell , 1875 , p . 351 . 6 6 6 opinion in Ireland had so modified and Possible substitution of ...
... Russell . ' ' I ⚫ should have been very glad if the leaders of popular 1 Recollections and Suggestions , 1813-1873 . By John , Earl Russell , 1875 , p . 351 . 6 6 6 opinion in Ireland had so modified and Possible substitution of ...
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... John Russell , then Prime Minister , announced that if Mr. Heywood would withdraw his motion , the Government would ad- vise the Crown to issue a Royal Commission to inquire into the state of the Universities . On the 18th of the ...
... John Russell , then Prime Minister , announced that if Mr. Heywood would withdraw his motion , the Government would ad- vise the Crown to issue a Royal Commission to inquire into the state of the Universities . On the 18th of the ...
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... John Russell , Home Secretary in Lord Melbourne's Govern- ment , opposed the motion , on the ground that it could Life of Lord Melbourne , vol , ii . p . 246 . Grant for the Duke of Connaught . 227 only originate 226 The Crown .
... John Russell , Home Secretary in Lord Melbourne's Govern- ment , opposed the motion , on the ground that it could Life of Lord Melbourne , vol , ii . p . 246 . Grant for the Duke of Connaught . 227 only originate 226 The Crown .
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... John Russell's Cabinet in 1851 was one peculiarly likely to strain to the uttermost the theory of administrative independence on the one hand , and that of Cabinet unity on the other . In the words of his biographer , Mr. Ashley , Lord ...
... John Russell's Cabinet in 1851 was one peculiarly likely to strain to the uttermost the theory of administrative independence on the one hand , and that of Cabinet unity on the other . In the words of his biographer , Mr. Ashley , Lord ...
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... John Russell , and the nature of the consti- tutional question at issue in respect to the duties of a Secretary of State towards the Prime Minister and towards the Sovereign , will be fully understood from the following brief extract ...
... John Russell , and the nature of the consti- tutional question at issue in respect to the duties of a Secretary of State towards the Prime Minister and towards the Sovereign , will be fully understood from the following brief extract ...
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