Masterpieces of Eloquence: Famous Orations of Great World Leaders from Early Greece to the Present Time, Volume 22Mayo Williamson Hazeltine P. F. Collier & Son, 1905 - 11114 pages |
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Page 9213
... bill . And by one stroke the whole question was removed from political discussion ; and although the Grits got up petitions , signed by some eighty or ninety thousand people , against the clause , it was carried successfully through and ...
... bill . And by one stroke the whole question was removed from political discussion ; and although the Grits got up petitions , signed by some eighty or ninety thousand people , against the clause , it was carried successfully through and ...
Page 9261
... Bill upon which the other ministers were agreed . By the death of his father in 1868 he succeeded to the title of Marquis of Salisbury and took his seat in the House of Lords . In Novem- ber of the next year he followed Lord Derby as ...
... Bill upon which the other ministers were agreed . By the death of his father in 1868 he succeeded to the title of Marquis of Salisbury and took his seat in the House of Lords . In Novem- ber of the next year he followed Lord Derby as ...
Page 9262
... bill that any government whatever may introduce , whatever its seeming concessions may be , if it does not redistribute the seats that are obtained from the extinction of small boroughs amongst the large towns . " But their knowledge ...
... bill that any government whatever may introduce , whatever its seeming concessions may be , if it does not redistribute the seats that are obtained from the extinction of small boroughs amongst the large towns . " But their knowledge ...
Page 9263
... Bill unless it was put before them in such a manner that they were to understand that if they had no Redistribution Bill they should have to go to the existing constituencies with the new franchise . That speech of Mr. Gladstone's at ...
... Bill unless it was put before them in such a manner that they were to understand that if they had no Redistribution Bill they should have to go to the existing constituencies with the new franchise . That speech of Mr. Gladstone's at ...
Page 9264
... Bill is an impossibility unless Parliament and all shades of political opinion are acting under some pressure and compulsion , and that compulsion to the House of Com- mons and to the House of Lords was to be applied by the creature of ...
... Bill is an impossibility unless Parliament and all shades of political opinion are acting under some pressure and compulsion , and that compulsion to the House of Com- mons and to the House of Lords was to be applied by the creature of ...
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