Hansard's Parliamentary DebatesHansard, 1889 |
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A. J. BALFOUR Aberdeen Admiralty agreed allowed Amendment proposed Andrew's appointed Army assessor beg to ask believe Bill Board charge Chief Secretary child clause Colonel Commission Commissioners Committee Company consider deal desire discussion Dundee duty Earl Earl of Mar Earldom of Mar Edinburgh evictions fact favour Gentleman the Member give Glasgow guns hope House inquiry insert interest Ireland Irish J. P. B. ROBERTSON Kellie labour land landlords London Lord Advocate LORD G Lordships Majesty's Government matter ment Mid Lothian Militia mittee Motion noble Lord object officers opinion Parliament passed persons police Ponsonby present Question proposed reference regard rent Report representatives right hon Scotch Scotland Second Reading stand STANHOPE taken tenants tion Treasury University Court Vote W. H. SMITH War Office wish words
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