 | 1903 - 852 psl.
...you again, as I did in the old times, when I protested against the disruption of the United Kingdom, once again to warn you, to urge you, to implore you...results of centuries of noble effort and patriotic endeavor. 656 A House in Hertfordshire. A HOUSE IN HERTFORDSHIRE. HERTS. Elizabethan farm-house to... | |
 | 1904 - 884 psl.
...you again, as I did In the old times, when I protested against the disruption of the United Kingdom, once again to warn you, to urge you, to implore you...results of centuries of noble effort and patriotic endeavor. A House in Hertfordshire. A HOUSE IN HERTFORDSHIRE. HERTS. Elizabethan farm-house to be let;... | |
 | Hugh Montgomery, Philip George Cambray - 1906 - 428 psl.
...I have taken up new burdens, and come before you as a Missionary of Empire, to urge upon you again to do nothing that will tend towards the disintegration of the Empire." Mixed Tribunals. In Egypt (February, 1876) the exclusive jurisdiction of the Consular Courts was abolished... | |
 | Sir Montagu de Pomeroy Webb - 1908 - 232 psl.
...to be the security for peace and for the maintenance of our great British tradition (cheers) — it is for all these things, and, believe me, for no personal...his seat, having spoken an hour and fifty minutes.) 12 APPENDIX B. THE INDIAN TARIFF. GENEBAL IMPORT DUTIES. THE following is a list of articles chargeable... | |
 | Joseph Chamberlain - 1910 - 240 psl.
...maintenance of our great British traditions (cheers) — it is for all these things, and, believe ne, i for no personal ambition that I have given up the...his seat, having spoken an hour and fifty minutes). RETALIATION* IT is a great privilege which, however, entails a great responsibility, to be permitted... | |
 | Joseph Chamberlain - 1914 - 406 psl.
...you again, as I did in the old times, when I protested against the disruption of the United Kingdom, once again to warn you, to urge you, to implore you...will tend towards the disintegration of the Empire, and not to refuse to sacrifice a futile superstition, an inept prejudice, and thereby to lose the results... | |
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I was so proud to hold (cheers), and that now, when I might, I think, fairly claim a period of rest, I have taken up new burdens, and come before you as a missionary of Empire, to urge upon you again, as I did in the old times, when I protested against... 