The Seventh Report from the Select Committee of the House of Assembly of Upper Canada on Grievances: To Whom Were Referred Lord Viscount Goderich's Despatch to His Excellency Sir John Colborne, of the 8th November, 1832. To which is Added, the Report from the Same Committee, on the Petition of William Forsyth ...M. Reynolds, Printer to the Hon. the House of Assembly, 1835 - 476 páginas |
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acres amount appointed Archdeacon ASSEM authorised Bench Bishop Blue Book British Brockville Canada Company Church of England Clergy Corporation Clergy Reserves Clerk Colonial Office Commissioners Committee complaint constitution Crown despatch District Court duties elections emoluments Excellency Executive Council Executive Councillor expense fees Francis Collins Fraser funds George grants Grievances honor House of Assembly House of Commons income inhabitants James James Baby Johnstown District Judges Justice King's Kingston lands late Legislative Council Legislature letter Lieutenant Governor Lord Goderich Lordship Lower Canada Majesty Majesty's Government McDonell ment Methodist Ministers monies Niagara opinion paid Parliament payments Peace Penetanguishine pension persons petition present Province public revenue received recommend reference Registrar religious respect Roman Catholic salary Secretary sent Sheriff shew Sir John Colborne sterling Strachan Thomas tion Toronto township Upper Canada vince vote W. L. MACKENZIE William York
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Página 201 - Commons, shall accept of any office from the crown, during such time as he shall continue a member, his election shall be, and is hereby declared to be void, and a new writ shall issue for a new election, as if such person so accepting was naturally dead. Nevertheless such person shall be capable of being again elected, as if his place had not become void as aforesaid.