The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of JurisprudenceSaunders and Benning, 1911 - Law |
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... Parliament or to the whole body of Privy Councillors . Also the Privy Council , in the 14th and 15th centuries , was frequently divided into sections and committees to expedite the performance of executive business.1 Lord Bacon ...
... Parliament or to the whole body of Privy Councillors . Also the Privy Council , in the 14th and 15th centuries , was frequently divided into sections and committees to expedite the performance of executive business.1 Lord Bacon ...
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... parliamentary leaders . The Privy Council was dissolved and a new one constituted with only thirty members , of these half were to be selected from the chief officers of the Crown and royal household , including the Archbishop of ...
... parliamentary leaders . The Privy Council was dissolved and a new one constituted with only thirty members , of these half were to be selected from the chief officers of the Crown and royal household , including the Archbishop of ...
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... Parliamentary opposition to each other.1 The formation of this Council was announced to Parlia- ment by the King himself in 1679. Parliament did not give the scheme an enthusiastic reception . It marked , neverthe- less , an important ...
... Parliamentary opposition to each other.1 The formation of this Council was announced to Parlia- ment by the King himself in 1679. Parliament did not give the scheme an enthusiastic reception . It marked , neverthe- less , an important ...
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... Parliament . Regardless of this , he preferred to act him- self rather than to bring matters before a Council which would probably disagree with him and prevent , or at any rate hinder , his plans being carried into effect . We find a ...
... Parliament . Regardless of this , he preferred to act him- self rather than to bring matters before a Council which would probably disagree with him and prevent , or at any rate hinder , his plans being carried into effect . We find a ...
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... Parliament , to consider the conflicts which occurred be- tween the Commons and the Lords upon various matters , and mainly upon the introduction of the " Occasional Con- formity Bill " and the discussion of disputed elections , would ...
... Parliament , to consider the conflicts which occurred be- tween the Commons and the Lords upon various matters , and mainly upon the introduction of the " Occasional Con- formity Bill " and the discussion of disputed elections , would ...
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