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A. J. BALFOUR Amendment amount arbitrators beg to ask believe Bethnal Green Bill Board of Trade Budget Chancellor charge Chief Secretary clause Commission Committee consider County Council course Court deal Debate difficulty districts Dublin Dublin University equalisation of rates Estate Duty evicted tenants Exchequer expenditure fact farm favour Friend Fund give given Government Board HARCOURT holding House of Commons House of Lords income India interest Ireland Irish Islington Land Act landlord learned Gentleman learned Member legislation London London County Council Lordships Majesty's Government matter measure ment MORLEY noble Marquess object Office opinion opposite parishes Parliament passed persons Plan of Campaign poor present principle Provisional Order reason received referred regard reinstatement rent Report right hon Second Reading speech T. M. HEALY taken taxation thought tion tribunal vernment War Office words
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