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... bill , 10 May ; but resumes his post .. Viscount Melbourne , etc ... .... ...... 18 May , 1832 .... July , 1834 [ Melbourne administration dissolved , Nov. 1834. The duke of Wellington held the seals of office till the re- turn of sir ...
... bill , 10 May ; but resumes his post .. Viscount Melbourne , etc ... .... ...... 18 May , 1832 .... July , 1834 [ Melbourne administration dissolved , Nov. 1834. The duke of Wellington held the seals of office till the re- turn of sir ...
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... bill in 1866 were termed " Adullamites . " During a debate on this bill on 13 March , 1866 , Mr. Bright said of Mr. Horsman that he " had retired into what may be called his political cave of Adul- lam , to which he invited every one ...
... bill in 1866 were termed " Adullamites . " During a debate on this bill on 13 March , 1866 , Mr. Bright said of Mr. Horsman that he " had retired into what may be called his political cave of Adul- lam , to which he invited every one ...
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... bill was passed by Congress , 10 April , 1871 , and another on 22 May , 1872 , which restored with certain exceptions , covering the cases of only about the political privileges of all participants in the rebellion , 600 persons . An ...
... bill was passed by Congress , 10 April , 1871 , and another on 22 May , 1872 , which restored with certain exceptions , covering the cases of only about the political privileges of all participants in the rebellion , 600 persons . An ...
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... Bills , for the repression of crime and insur- rection in Ireland , were passed 1807 , 1810 , 1823 , 1829 , and 15 ... bill has been passed by the com- mons entitled " An act to amend the law relating to the carrying and possession of ...
... Bills , for the repression of crime and insur- rection in Ireland , were passed 1807 , 1810 , 1823 , 1829 , and 15 ... bill has been passed by the com- mons entitled " An act to amend the law relating to the carrying and possession of ...
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... bill six times .... BAL June , 1855 by admiral R. S. Dundas ;. Postal balloons from Metz and Paris .. 66 63 Postal ... bill into parliament , March ; and Mr. Gladstone spoke in favor of the ballot ; bill withdrawn .. .27 July , The ballot ...
... bill six times .... BAL June , 1855 by admiral R. S. Dundas ;. Postal balloons from Metz and Paris .. 66 63 Postal ... bill into parliament , March ; and Mr. Gladstone spoke in favor of the ballot ; bill withdrawn .. .27 July , The ballot ...
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