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Page 57
... liquor without license . ' " Now , Mr. Mousseau is far from being in a better position this year than he was last . In fact , he is in a still worse posi- tion , as he has to answer to two charges , namely : in connection with the first ...
... liquor without license . ' " Now , Mr. Mousseau is far from being in a better position this year than he was last . In fact , he is in a still worse posi- tion , as he has to answer to two charges , namely : in connection with the first ...
Page 128
... liquors whatever , within the city of St. John , or the liberties or precincts thereof , by retail , or the small measure under the quantity of five gallons . " Whether the License Act passed last session will over - ride that is a ...
... liquors whatever , within the city of St. John , or the liberties or precincts thereof , by retail , or the small measure under the quantity of five gallons . " Whether the License Act passed last session will over - ride that is a ...
Page 261
... liquors on the prolongation of human life . I have here tables extending over a considerable period of years indicating clearly that human life is considerably prolonged by abstaining absolutely from the use of intoxicating liquors ...
... liquors on the prolongation of human life . I have here tables extending over a considerable period of years indicating clearly that human life is considerably prolonged by abstaining absolutely from the use of intoxicating liquors ...
Page 262
... liquors , then I think Parliament should be slow to refuse them the privilege . I say , in the experiments which have already been made , both in England and Scot- land , it is proved beyond all possibility of question that human life ...
... liquors , then I think Parliament should be slow to refuse them the privilege . I say , in the experiments which have already been made , both in England and Scot- land , it is proved beyond all possibility of question that human life ...
Page 263
... liquor . " In the course of an hour or two brains of the cold water people . I do another witness was examined , whose object , even in levity and play , that a very fresh and vigorous appearance attracted serious charge should be ...
... liquor . " In the course of an hour or two brains of the cold water people . I do another witness was examined , whose object , even in levity and play , that a very fresh and vigorous appearance attracted serious charge should be ...
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Page 297 - PAQUET moved that an humble address be presented to His Excellency the Governor General, praying that His Excellency will be pleased to cause to be laid before this House...
Page 578 - If any valuable constituent of the article has been wholly or in part abstracted. 4. If it be an imitation of or be sold under the name of another article. 5. If it consists wholly or in part of a diseased or decomposed, or putrid or rotten animal or vegetable substance, whether manufactured or not, or in the case of milk, if it is the produce of a diseased animal.
Page 74 - House, in order to his being examined at the bar, if the House shall think fit, whether there has or has not been any collusion, directly or indirectly, on his part, relative to any act of adultery that may have been committed by his wife, or whether there be any collusion, directly or indirectly, between him and his wife, or any other person or persons, touching the said bill of divorce, or touching any proceedings or...
Page 118 - Vacancy. 33. If any Question arises respecting the Qualification of a Senator or a Vacancy in the Senate, the same shall be heard and determined by the Senate.
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Page 389 - The public works and property of each Province, enumerated in the third schedule to this Act, shall be the property of Canada.
Page 65 - Ordered, That the said Address be presented to His Excellency the Governor General by such members of this House as are members of the Privy Council.
Page 128 - York, and their successors forever, that the mayor of the said city for the time being, and no other whatsoever, shall have power to give and grant licenses annually, under the public seal of the said city...
Page 74 - House shall think fit, whether there has or has not been any collusion, directly or indirectly, on his part, relative to any act of adultery that may have been committed by his wife ; or whether there be any collusion, directly or indirectly, between him and his wife, or any other person or persons, touching the said bill of divorce, or touching any proceedings or sentence of divorce had in the Ecclesiastical Court at his suit ; or touching any action at law which may have been brought by such petitioner...
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