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Page 67
All went merrily as long as the struggle with Lord Derby's Government lasted .
The Peelites had kept aloof from that experiment , and worked cordially with the
new Irish party in bringing about the fall of the Ministry . Then came the tidings
that ...
All went merrily as long as the struggle with Lord Derby's Government lasted .
The Peelites had kept aloof from that experiment , and worked cordially with the
new Irish party in bringing about the fall of the Ministry . Then came the tidings
that ...
Page 70
In 1872 , Sir William Gregory vacated his seat for Galway on assuming the
Government of Ceylon , and the present member for Galway , Major Nolan ,
offered himself as a candidate in the double capacity of a Home Ruler and the
chosen of ...
In 1872 , Sir William Gregory vacated his seat for Galway on assuming the
Government of Ceylon , and the present member for Galway , Major Nolan ,
offered himself as a candidate in the double capacity of a Home Ruler and the
chosen of ...
Page 75
The idea was too prosaic for acceptation by the Commission , and accordingly
they went on accumulating draft Consolidation Bills , which have ever since
slumbered peacefully in some Government pigeon - holes or other , if , indeed ,
they ...
The idea was too prosaic for acceptation by the Commission , and accordingly
they went on accumulating draft Consolidation Bills , which have ever since
slumbered peacefully in some Government pigeon - holes or other , if , indeed ,
they ...
Page 104
... filled till the resig . nation of Sir Robert Peel's Government in July , 1846 . On
Lord Derby coming into power in February , 1852 , Sir Frederick Thesiger again
became Attorney - General , which office he held during that short Administration
.
... filled till the resig . nation of Sir Robert Peel's Government in July , 1846 . On
Lord Derby coming into power in February , 1852 , Sir Frederick Thesiger again
became Attorney - General , which office he held during that short Administration
.
Page 130
... subjects , in disregard of the Capitulations ; whether appeals from the Courts in
Cyprus to Constantinople will be allowed by Her Majesty's Government ; and
whether there exists any correspondence on the subject of Jurisdiction in Cyprus
.
... subjects , in disregard of the Capitulations ; whether appeals from the Courts in
Cyprus to Constantinople will be allowed by Her Majesty's Government ; and
whether there exists any correspondence on the subject of Jurisdiction in Cyprus
.
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| Title | The Law Magazine and Review: A Quarterly Review of Jurisprudence, Volume 4 |
| Contributors | Thomas Pitt Taswell-Langmead, Charles Henry Edward Carmichael, William Pinder Eversley, Sir Sherston Baker |
| Publisher | Saunders and Benning, 1879 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 7 Dec 2011 |
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