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... passed a resolution to the 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 ...
... passed a resolution to the 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 ...
Page 28
... passed through Parliament in the last Session , had been transferred to such a tribunal and heard locally— although where " locally " is , in the case of a railway about sixty miles long with a dock at one end , it would be difficult to ...
... passed through Parliament in the last Session , had been transferred to such a tribunal and heard locally— although where " locally " is , in the case of a railway about sixty miles long with a dock at one end , it would be difficult to ...
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... passing to Mr. Dodson's last argument , we find that he thinks his plan would relieve Parliament of an immense amount of work which its members are not well qualified to perform , and would enable them to devote more time to the public ...
... passing to Mr. Dodson's last argument , we find that he thinks his plan would relieve Parliament of an immense amount of work which its members are not well qualified to perform , and would enable them to devote more time to the public ...
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... passed . The Commissioners are able and experienced men , but nowithstanding their ability and experience , they have failed to secure the confidence of the railway world . They have , it is true , the confidence of the public , if that ...
... passed . The Commissioners are able and experienced men , but nowithstanding their ability and experience , they have failed to secure the confidence of the railway world . They have , it is true , the confidence of the public , if that ...
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... Passing on to rights in motion , Mr. Holland adopts the nomenclature of Bentham , who called the Facts which give rise to , extinguish , and transfer rights respectively , " Inves- titive , " " Divestitive , " " Translative , " and ...
... Passing on to rights in motion , Mr. Holland adopts the nomenclature of Bentham , who called the Facts which give rise to , extinguish , and transfer rights respectively , " Inves- titive , " " Divestitive , " " Translative , " and ...
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