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Página 745 - I beg to ask leave to move the Adjournment of the House for the purpose of discussing a definite matter of urgent importance, namely: "the refusal today of the Prime Minister to grant any facilities whatever for the unemployed hunger marchers to voice their grievances to himself, the Cabinet, or the House.
Página 63 - Any Bill of an extraordinary nature and importance. whereby Our prerogative, or the rights and property of Our subjects not residing in the Colony, or the trade and shipping of the United Kingdom and its dependencies may be prejudiced.
Página 615 - ... every person who is a director of the company at the time of the issue of the prospectus or notice...
Página 27 - I have for years been sensible of the alteration produced in maritime warfare and operations by the application of steam to the propelling of ships at sea. " This discovery immediately exposed all parts of the coasts of these islands, which a vessel could approach at all, to be approached, at all times of the tide, and in all seasons, by vessels so propelled, from all quarters.
Página 897 - ... productive of, great public mischief. Considering the legislative title they have acquired and the recognition of their position in the proceedings of this House for a long series of years, they ought not to be put at a disadvantage on account of the particular impression we may entertain...
Página 983 - In accordance with the recommendation of the Select Committee of the House of Commons...
Página 701 - ... per centum per annum on the entire sum from time to time appearing to the Board of Trade to have been expended by the...
Página 3 - Where the parent of a child applies to the High Court or the Court of Session for a writ or order for the production of the child, and the Court is of opinion that the parent has abandoned or deserted the child, or that he has otherwise so conducted himself that the Court should refuse to enforce his right to the custody of the child, the Court may in its discretion decline to issue the writ or make the order.
Página 977 - Hardly a day passes without my hearing it, and I generally find that the parent would gain several pounds from some insurance office if the child died." In fact, an eminent English judge went so far as to say " that it would often be a much more correct definition of these so-called insurance societies to say that they are death insurance societies. There is at the present time a lamentable increase in the number of infants who are...
Página 27 - You are aware that I have for years been sensible of the alteration produced in maritime warfare and operations by the application of steam to the propelling of ships at sea.