... arrived for evincing the determination of this government to delegate no power to those who seek by such measures as are now pursued to dissolve the Legislative Union. To allow such persons any longer to remain in the commission of the peace would... Parliamentary Papers - Page 4by Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons - 1843Full view - About this book
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...longer in the commission of the peace would be to afford the power of the Crown to the carrying of a measure which her Majesty has, like her predecessor,...Chancellor, will compel him at once to supersede any other magistrates, who, since the declaration in Parliament, have attended like repeal meetings." I wish... | |
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