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... House went into Committee of Supply upon the Navy Estimates. Mr. PEEL having moved a vote of £1,748,000 on account of certain Civil Service Estimates for 1805-6, Lord R. CECIL noticed the irregularity of the vote, the Estimates not being yet laid upon the ...
... bill the incorporation of Schleswig : Holstein with Prussia in the following km: The Duchies of Schleswig- Holstein shall be united to the Prussian Monarchy, parsnant s AAA the Priories Ccostitutiea. The ether pareipophe were pooled as proposed by Goverammt ...
... considering that the house itself, on five different occasions, baffled the efforts five different Government* secure that resettlement whu.i. they have rendered necessary, considering also that, regard to those who at present sit on these benches, the bouse ...
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... that was the be . era rot at Derby on the proper day.-1 be magistrates belies-Id the young man's story, and remanded him in civil custody on it Monday, in order that the Head Constable might communicate with the Colonel. IMPORTANT TO Timothy Eyre, butcher ...
... abroad, medical establish s,i v.sl shirrs, IlrO Works, medicines • ! st..res, nsartial law law charges, Isalf-pay, it,,ry anal civil pensiinis, anti allowances for i•l tits and the-e completed the votes for the . -• tier for the present financial year. you ...
... spirituality of the Cat ol c Church is waging open war with the toleration of the civil power ; but it thought that there was something in the constitutional atmosphere of the United Kingdom which checked the growth the monstrous regimen ot priests even in the ...
... Liberals returned to the House of Commons than had ever been known in their experience, and that majority were firm, strong, and united, and had passed a most important measure this session. Every picture, however, at the last election was not quite so agreeable ...
... thrilith September was from 120,000 to 180,000, the returns show that the supplies were lees than those drawn by France from the United States, whence no ex- EZed.h;l4:: made i astr aPPra etM.etingilastbtoe figures *tor( s have been addressed to bin ealleagoe ...
... the subject, that from the to the thirteenth century, the payment of the clergy was due to premium put upon the l.uty by the civil power, backed up by the of the Church. Nothing can be more &stoic iy gathered from th. , history of those four senturies than ...
... prevent persona whose earnings stop *ith their own personal labour from suffering total loss. If in minor criminal i in all civil ibises the number of juric.i was reduced, if moderate payment were mode, and some still existing exemptions were removed, the ...
... of Protestants in Spain, and his withhold, in` the facts of the case at issue, and the unwarrantable parallels be draws resettling Romanist/ in Eng• land and Protestants in Spain—Critelli as wide apart as the poles. It is further seen in the passages ...