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... effect giving an option to the prisoner - not only as to whether he should answer the questions , but as to whether any questions shall be put to him . I see no reason why the feelings of an accused person should be consulted to this ...
... effect giving an option to the prisoner - not only as to whether he should answer the questions , but as to whether any questions shall be put to him . I see no reason why the feelings of an accused person should be consulted to this ...
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... effect that , " it is desirable that the Railway Commissioners , when adjudi . cating on differences between Irish Railway Companies , should hold the Inquiry in Ireland , unless the Board of Trade should , for special reasons ...
... effect that , " it is desirable that the Railway Commissioners , when adjudi . cating on differences between Irish Railway Companies , should hold the Inquiry in Ireland , unless the Board of Trade should , for special reasons ...
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... effect of cheapening Parliamentary proceedings to the promoters and opponents of Private Bills . Mr. Dodson's scheme involved , as we have seen , local inquiries , and he supported his opinion as to the expediency of these , by assuring ...
... effect of cheapening Parliamentary proceedings to the promoters and opponents of Private Bills . Mr. Dodson's scheme involved , as we have seen , local inquiries , and he supported his opinion as to the expediency of these , by assuring ...
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... effect . * Sir Theodore Martin , too , in the pamphlet already referred to , says , that having been brought into intimate contact with great municipal and commercial bodies who either promote or oppose the bulk of Private Bills , he ...
... effect . * Sir Theodore Martin , too , in the pamphlet already referred to , says , that having been brought into intimate contact with great municipal and commercial bodies who either promote or oppose the bulk of Private Bills , he ...
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... effect of stopping legislation , of crippling enter- prise , of retarding the natural development of the country . The meddling with this matter is the playing with an edged tool . It would , we cannot doubt , be found that inquiries ...
... effect of stopping legislation , of crippling enter- prise , of retarding the natural development of the country . The meddling with this matter is the playing with an edged tool . It would , we cannot doubt , be found that inquiries ...
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