The constitutional history of England, 1760-1860, Nide 1Longman, Green, Roberts, 1863 |
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Sivu 15
... candidates , and using every exertion to secure their return . The king not only wrested government boroughs from the ministers , in order to nominate his own friends , but even en- couraged opposition to such ministers as he conceived ...
... candidates , and using every exertion to secure their return . The king not only wrested government boroughs from the ministers , in order to nominate his own friends , but even en- couraged opposition to such ministers as he conceived ...
Sivu 74
... candidates . Upwards of one hundred and sixty of his late opponents lost their seats1 ; and on the assembling of the new Parliament , he could scarcely reckon his majorities . The minister was popular in the country , all - powerful in ...
... candidates . Upwards of one hundred and sixty of his late opponents lost their seats1 ; and on the assembling of the new Parliament , he could scarcely reckon his majorities . The minister was popular in the country , all - powerful in ...
Sivu 241
... candidates for peerage , and to none of which the king would listen . " 1 And every minister since that time , has probably been obliged to resist the solici- tations of not less than ten earnest claimants , for every peerage which he ...
... candidates for peerage , and to none of which the king would listen . " 1 And every minister since that time , has probably been obliged to resist the solici- tations of not less than ten earnest claimants , for every peerage which he ...
Sivu 283
... candidate , expended 20007. in bribery in the course of a few hours.1 bery Act of These notorious scandals led to the passing of the The Bri- Act 7 William III . c . 4. Bribery had already been william recognised as an offence , by the ...
... candidate , expended 20007. in bribery in the course of a few hours.1 bery Act of These notorious scandals led to the passing of the The Bri- Act 7 William III . c . 4. Bribery had already been william recognised as an offence , by the ...
Sivu 284
... candidates , now rapidly increasing , consisted of men who had amassed fortunes in the East and West Indies , and were commonly distinguished as " Nabobs . ” Their ambition led them to aspire to a place in the legislature their great ...
... candidates , now rapidly increasing , consisted of men who had amassed fortunes in the East and West Indies , and were commonly distinguished as " Nabobs . ” Their ambition led them to aspire to a place in the legislature their great ...
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Yleiset termit ja lausekkeet
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Suositut otteet
Sivu 451 - Parliament is not a congress of ambassadors from different and hostile interests; which interests must maintain, as an agent and advocate, against other agents and advocates; but parliament is a deliberative assembly of one nation, with one interest, that of the whole...