The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1911 - Law |
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Page 50
... find , thus , Clarendon and South- ampton as the representatives of the Executive meeting and 1 Nicolas , P. of P. C. , VII , p . 4 ; Burnet , History of Reformation , Vol . II . . conferring with the prominent members of the Commons ...
... find , thus , Clarendon and South- ampton as the representatives of the Executive meeting and 1 Nicolas , P. of P. C. , VII , p . 4 ; Burnet , History of Reformation , Vol . II . . conferring with the prominent members of the Commons ...
Page 53
... find a letter addressed from Sunderland to Somers in which he says : " It would be much for the king's advantage if he brought his affairs to be debated at that Council " ( the Cabinet.1 After the passing of the Pardon Bill , William ...
... find a letter addressed from Sunderland to Somers in which he says : " It would be much for the king's advantage if he brought his affairs to be debated at that Council " ( the Cabinet.1 After the passing of the Pardon Bill , William ...
Page 58
... find the principle of political unity in the Cabinet be- coming assured . It would be difficult to over - estimate the progress made during his administration . Exercising , at one time , a power always tempered by discretion and a ...
... find the principle of political unity in the Cabinet be- coming assured . It would be difficult to over - estimate the progress made during his administration . Exercising , at one time , a power always tempered by discretion and a ...
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... find George II sending a message to Pulteney -who had been commissioned to form a new ministry- expressing a hope that he would not " distress the Govern- ment by making too many changes in the midst of a session . " 1 Campbell , Lives ...
... find George II sending a message to Pulteney -who had been commissioned to form a new ministry- expressing a hope that he would not " distress the Govern- ment by making too many changes in the midst of a session . " 1 Campbell , Lives ...
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... find means to carry on the King's service . And when by the statute of 1660 , 1 abolishing feudal tenures , they escaped for all time those obligations , the main reason for their attendance ceased . But it must be noticed that by ...
... find means to carry on the King's service . And when by the statute of 1660 , 1 abolishing feudal tenures , they escaped for all time those obligations , the main reason for their attendance ceased . But it must be noticed that by ...
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