The constitutional history of England, 1760-1860, Nide 1Longman, Green, Roberts, 1863 |
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Sivu xii
... tion of the proceeds · Pensions on the Civil List and other Crown revenues Restrictions on the grant of pensions Final regulation of the Pension List in 1837 . Powers of the sovereign over the royal family The Royal Marriage Act , 1772 ...
... tion of the proceeds · Pensions on the Civil List and other Crown revenues Restrictions on the grant of pensions Final regulation of the Pension List in 1837 . Powers of the sovereign over the royal family The Royal Marriage Act , 1772 ...
Sivu 1
... tion of the state . Its powers , indeed , were now ex- ercised by ministers responsible to Parliament ; and the House of Commons was no longer held in awe by royal prerogative . Yet so great were the attributes of royalty , and so ...
... tion of the state . Its powers , indeed , were now ex- ercised by ministers responsible to Parliament ; and the House of Commons was no longer held in awe by royal prerogative . Yet so great were the attributes of royalty , and so ...
Sivu 9
... tion ; and knowing little more than the princess herself , of the English people and government , had taught him 1 Dodington's Diary , 171. The Princess of Wales said : " His book- learning she was no judge of , though she supposed it ...
... tion ; and knowing little more than the princess herself , of the English people and government , had taught him 1 Dodington's Diary , 171. The Princess of Wales said : " His book- learning she was no judge of , though she supposed it ...
Sivu 15
... tion . If not freely elected by the people , it was yet composed of men belonging to various classes of society , and sharing their interests and feelings . The statesmen , who were able by their talents and influence to command its ...
... tion . If not freely elected by the people , it was yet composed of men belonging to various classes of society , and sharing their interests and feelings . The statesmen , who were able by their talents and influence to command its ...
Sivu 31
... tion were inconsistent with constitutional government . Their services to the king were no longer confined to counsel , or political intrigue ; but were organised so as to influence the deliberations of Parliament . And their ...
... tion were inconsistent with constitutional government . Their services to the king were no longer confined to counsel , or political intrigue ; but were organised so as to influence the deliberations of Parliament . And their ...
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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...