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... GOVERNMENT IN ENGLAND AND L IRELAND . OCAL self - government , as distinguished from govern- ment by the central authority , has always existed in England ; but not till recently in the form in which we now know it . The development of ...
... GOVERNMENT IN ENGLAND AND L IRELAND . OCAL self - government , as distinguished from govern- ment by the central authority , has always existed in England ; but not till recently in the form in which we now know it . The development of ...
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... government have been exclusively confined to one party , by no means in the majority of instances comprehending the highest order of citizens , either as regards station or intelligence . And from the same causes have proceeded - unfair ...
... government have been exclusively confined to one party , by no means in the majority of instances comprehending the highest order of citizens , either as regards station or intelligence . And from the same causes have proceeded - unfair ...
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... government has since been elaborated . This Act ( 5 & 6 Wm . IV . c . 76 ) repealed so much of all previously existing Acts , usages , and charters as should be found to be inconsistent with its provisions , and for the first time ...
... government has since been elaborated . This Act ( 5 & 6 Wm . IV . c . 76 ) repealed so much of all previously existing Acts , usages , and charters as should be found to be inconsistent with its provisions , and for the first time ...
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... government of any place not incorporated as a borough was made for some time longer ; but many localities obtained powers for managing specific matters for themselves , under private Acts of Parliament . In 1847 a general Act was passed ...
... government of any place not incorporated as a borough was made for some time longer ; but many localities obtained powers for managing specific matters for themselves , under private Acts of Parliament . In 1847 a general Act was passed ...
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... government was extended to the coun- ties . Previously their affairs had been managed , with admitted efficiency and economy , by the justices in quarter sessions . But in that year their administrative powers were nearly all ...
... government was extended to the coun- ties . Previously their affairs had been managed , with admitted efficiency and economy , by the justices in quarter sessions . But in that year their administrative powers were nearly all ...
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