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... just interests of those proprietors ; and , whether the amount payable to them for the purchase of their rights is limited to the sum of eight hundred thousand dollars men- B this tenure . Agrarian questions now occupy the public mind.
... just interests of those proprietors ; and , whether the amount payable to them for the purchase of their rights is limited to the sum of eight hundred thousand dollars men- B this tenure . Agrarian questions now occupy the public mind.
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... amount of rents stipulated to be paid . This compromise had never been carried out . An Act had now been passed which bore very harshly upon the proprietors . The Commis- sioners were to settle the amount to be paid , taking into ...
... amount of rents stipulated to be paid . This compromise had never been carried out . An Act had now been passed which bore very harshly upon the proprietors . The Commis- sioners were to settle the amount to be paid , taking into ...
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... amount Edward's Island in lots . In one day no of acceptance by the contending parties . fewer than 67 lots were raffled for , each I am not at all disposed to say that the lot containing 20,000 acres of land . Cer- Act is perfect ...
... amount Edward's Island in lots . In one day no of acceptance by the contending parties . fewer than 67 lots were raffled for , each I am not at all disposed to say that the lot containing 20,000 acres of land . Cer- Act is perfect ...
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... amount which was claimed by the railway com- pany was £ 504,000 ; the amount which was awarded was £ 77,000 ; that sum has been provided , but it has not been voted in Supply , nor is it necessary or proper that it should . The money ...
... amount which was claimed by the railway com- pany was £ 504,000 ; the amount which was awarded was £ 77,000 ; that sum has been provided , but it has not been voted in Supply , nor is it necessary or proper that it should . The money ...
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... ( Amount of tenant's com- pensation for first and second class ) . SIR GEORGE CAMPBELL moved , as an Amendment , the omission in page 3 , lines 19 and 20 , of the words " with a deduction of one - twentieth , " and the insertion of the ...
... ( Amount of tenant's com- pensation for first and second class ) . SIR GEORGE CAMPBELL moved , as an Amendment , the omission in page 3 , lines 19 and 20 , of the words " with a deduction of one - twentieth , " and the insertion of the ...
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39 Vict adjourned adopted Agricultural Holdings England Answer appeal appointed asked Assheton Cross ATTORNEY Board of Trade cargoes charge CHARLES ADDERLEY clause Comm Commissioners Committee consideration considered County Court course discussion DISRAELI duty E. J. REED Education Exchequer favour Gathorne Hardy Gentleman give Henry Selwin-Ibbetson hoped improvements India insert Ireland Irish Judge July June labour land landlord leave legislation load line Lord Chancellor Majesty's Government MARQUESS OF HARTINGTON matter measure Member for Derby Member for Plymouth ment Merchant Shipping Militia Motion moved noble Lord object officers opinion owner Parliament passed Peace Preservation Ireland person present provisions purposes Question proposed Question put Railway reference regard Report Revenue schools Scotland second reading Secretary Session shipowners short debate sidered sion Sir Michael Hicks-Beach tenant thought tion Unseaworthy Ships vernment Vote W. H. SMITH wished withdrawn words
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