The Standard Library Cyclopedia of Political, Constitutional, Statistical and Forensic Knowledge: Forming a Work of Universal Reference on the Subjects of Civil Administration, Political Economy, Finance, Commerce, Laws and Social Relations ...H. G. Bohn, 1849 |
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... crown , where the prerogative of mercy is vested . Progress of Bills : Public Bills . - In the house of lords any member may pre- sent a bill ; and in the commons mo- tions for leave to bring in bills of a pub- lic nature are not very ...
... crown , where the prerogative of mercy is vested . Progress of Bills : Public Bills . - In the house of lords any member may pre- sent a bill ; and in the commons mo- tions for leave to bring in bills of a pub- lic nature are not very ...
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... crown or the royal family , in which case they are generally sent by two judges . MENT . Private Bills . In deliberating upon private bills parliament may be considered as acting judicially as well as in its le- gislative capacity . The ...
... crown or the royal family , in which case they are generally sent by two judges . MENT . Private Bills . In deliberating upon private bills parliament may be considered as acting judicially as well as in its le- gislative capacity . The ...
474 psl.
... crown for the punishment of state offenders . In the reign of James I. the practice of im- peachment was revived , and was used with great energy by the commons , both as an instrument of popular power and for the furtherance of public ...
... crown for the punishment of state offenders . In the reign of James I. the practice of im- peachment was revived , and was used with great energy by the commons , both as an instrument of popular power and for the furtherance of public ...
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... Journals ; General Indexes districts had become independent of the and Calendars to Lords ' Journals , 1509- English crown ; and in the reign of Henry | | law from the reign of Charles I. , and ap- PARLIAMENT . PARLIAMENT . [ 475 ]
... Journals ; General Indexes districts had become independent of the and Calendars to Lords ' Journals , 1509- English crown ; and in the reign of Henry | | law from the reign of Charles I. , and ap- PARLIAMENT . PARLIAMENT . [ 475 ]
477 psl.
... crown or cree given or made in any court within the government , which it was necessary the said kingdom ; and that all proceed- to obtain before either house of the Irish parliament could take up the considera- ings before the said ...
... crown or cree given or made in any court within the government , which it was necessary the said kingdom ; and that all proceed- to obtain before either house of the Irish parliament could take up the considera- ings before the said ...
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