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In a stately sentence Mr. Lecky concludes : “ The House of Lords is exercising ,
not only a legitimate , but a most useful function , when it throws out measures of
the House of Commons which it believes to be contrary to the wishes of the ...
In a stately sentence Mr. Lecky concludes : “ The House of Lords is exercising ,
not only a legitimate , but a most useful function , when it throws out measures of
the House of Commons which it believes to be contrary to the wishes of the ...
Page 431
Gladstone , can all be quoted confidently as authorities for the right of the House
of Lords to amend a Money Bill . From the point of view of usage , Mr. Asquith ,
after the rejection of the Finance Bill of 1909 by the House of Lords , observed
that ...
Gladstone , can all be quoted confidently as authorities for the right of the House
of Lords to amend a Money Bill . From the point of view of usage , Mr. Asquith ,
after the rejection of the Finance Bill of 1909 by the House of Lords , observed
that ...
Page 432
Again , as regards the amendment or rejection by the House of Lords of
measures for altering or repealing Acts which relate to Supply , Taxes , or
charges , or in other words , with reference to measures precisely in pari materia
with the Paper ...
Again , as regards the amendment or rejection by the House of Lords of
measures for altering or repealing Acts which relate to Supply , Taxes , or
charges , or in other words , with reference to measures precisely in pari materia
with the Paper ...
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