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... Lord Chancellor Brougham and Lord Chancel- lor Chelmsford . As to the burden , we need only quote Lord Eldon's observation about Scottish appeals : ' When I became Chancellor the duty of deciding such causes was most extremely painful ...
... Lord Chancellor Brougham and Lord Chancel- lor Chelmsford . As to the burden , we need only quote Lord Eldon's observation about Scottish appeals : ' When I became Chancellor the duty of deciding such causes was most extremely painful ...
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Herbert James Paton. Lord Cranworth , showed a becoming tendency to hesitate about reversing Scots decisions . Others were less modest , and their attitude is revealed in some memorable observations . In 1830 Lord Wynford made the ...
Herbert James Paton. Lord Cranworth , showed a becoming tendency to hesitate about reversing Scots decisions . Others were less modest , and their attitude is revealed in some memorable observations . In 1830 Lord Wynford made the ...
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... Lord , 119 Kipling , Rudyard , 19 , 252 Knox , John , 40 , 225 Labour Party , against a plebiscite , 26 defection of , 27 equalisation grants introduced by , 74 its argument against Home Rule , 260 plan for Scotland , 143 supported ...
... Lord , 119 Kipling , Rudyard , 19 , 252 Knox , John , 40 , 225 Labour Party , against a plebiscite , 26 defection of , 27 equalisation grants introduced by , 74 its argument against Home Rule , 260 plan for Scotland , 143 supported ...
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TO OUR ENGLISH BROTHER | 19 |
Demand for a plebiscite | 26 |
HISTORY AND LEGEND | 33 |
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