An Anecdotal History of the British Parliament: From the Earliest Periods to the Present Time. With Notices of Eminent Parliamentary Men, and Examples of Their OratoryHorace Cox, 1892 - Всего страниц: 718 |
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... conduct was called " the Good Judge . ” Henry VIII.'s Method with the Commons . - The Ministers of Henry VIII . , says Oldfield , " moved in 1536 that a bill be brought in to dissolve such monasteries as had not above £ 200 per annum in ...
... conduct was called " the Good Judge . ” Henry VIII.'s Method with the Commons . - The Ministers of Henry VIII . , says Oldfield , " moved in 1536 that a bill be brought in to dissolve such monasteries as had not above £ 200 per annum in ...
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... conduct in the chair was many years afterwards made one of the grounds of his impeachment by the Long Parliament . The Dissolution of 1629. - The " Vipers . " - The dissolution of 1629 put an end to Parliamentary proceedings for more ...
... conduct in the chair was many years afterwards made one of the grounds of his impeachment by the Long Parliament . The Dissolution of 1629. - The " Vipers . " - The dissolution of 1629 put an end to Parliamentary proceedings for more ...
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... conduct in promoting the King's levy of ship- money , and similar acts of arbitrary power , but also his refusing , when Speaker of the House in a former Parliament ( 1629 ) , to comply with its wish by reading a remonstrance against ...
... conduct in promoting the King's levy of ship- money , and similar acts of arbitrary power , but also his refusing , when Speaker of the House in a former Parliament ( 1629 ) , to comply with its wish by reading a remonstrance against ...
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... conduct of the excellent Mrs. Part- ington on that occasion . In the winter of 1824 there set in a great flood upon that town - the tide rose to an incredible height , the waves rushed in upon the houses , and everything was threatened ...
... conduct of the excellent Mrs. Part- ington on that occasion . In the winter of 1824 there set in a great flood upon that town - the tide rose to an incredible height , the waves rushed in upon the houses , and everything was threatened ...
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... conduct . " The Reform Act of 1867. - By this measure the number of electors in England and Wales was nearly doubled , the figures being - in 1866 , 1,056,659 ; in 1868 , 2,012,631 . Mr. Martin , in his " Statesman's Year Book , " put ...
... conduct . " The Reform Act of 1867. - By this measure the number of electors in England and Wales was nearly doubled , the figures being - in 1866 , 1,056,659 ; in 1868 , 2,012,631 . Mr. Martin , in his " Statesman's Year Book , " put ...
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