Parliamentary Papers, Volume 18H.M. Stationery Office, 1928 - Bills, Legislative |
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... legislature . A6 . The Commissioners have recorded in their Introduction that the benefits which may be expected to be derived from the extra- ordinary financial obligations to which the Colony has been com- mitted , will depend upon ...
... legislature . A6 . The Commissioners have recorded in their Introduction that the benefits which may be expected to be derived from the extra- ordinary financial obligations to which the Colony has been com- mitted , will depend upon ...
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... Legislature may decide the other is merely the result of accumulations of revenue over expenditure kept as a separate unit from the colonial revenues , but which is available for transfer to the general colonial accounts if it were ...
... Legislature may decide the other is merely the result of accumulations of revenue over expenditure kept as a separate unit from the colonial revenues , but which is available for transfer to the general colonial accounts if it were ...
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... would be paid by the Colony has always been respected . This arrangement was for a number of years a most unprofitable one for colonists . In 1850 the Civil List voted by the Legislature amounted to $ 162,005 , while the revenue 26.
... would be paid by the Colony has always been respected . This arrangement was for a number of years a most unprofitable one for colonists . In 1850 the Civil List voted by the Legislature amounted to $ 162,005 , while the revenue 26.
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... Legislature , which have since proved to be of a most unproductive and unprofitable character . While the local Government has been thus able to secure the assent of the Legislature to the adoption of their schemes which have proved to ...
... Legislature , which have since proved to be of a most unproductive and unprofitable character . While the local Government has been thus able to secure the assent of the Legislature to the adoption of their schemes which have proved to ...
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... Legislature . No proposal for develop- ment has ever been initiated by Government and negatived by the elected members ; while the Electives , by being excluded from what is described by Lord Irwin as " the sanctum of Government , have ...
... Legislature . No proposal for develop- ment has ever been initiated by Government and negatived by the elected members ; while the Electives , by being excluded from what is described by Lord Irwin as " the sanctum of Government , have ...
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