Hansard's Parliamentary DebatesT.C. Hansard, 1889 |
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A. J. BALFOUR Aberdeen Amendment proposed appointed authority beg to ask Bill Board of Trade burgh CALDWELL CAMPBELL clause colony Commission Commissioners Committee consider consideration County Council Court deal desire district duty Earl election England fact favour fees free education Gentleman give given Glasgow grant hope House insert interest Ireland J. P. B. ROBERTSON land leave LOCAL GOVERNMENT SCOTLAND London County Council Lord Advocate Lordships Majesty's Government matter ment mittee Motion noble Friend noble Lord object opinion parishes Parliament Parochial Boards passed payment persons present principle purposes Question proposed Question put railway ratepayers reason reference regard Report representatives School Board Scotch Members Scotland Second Reading Secretary Secretary for Scotland Session stand taken tion tithe Treasury vote W. H. SMITH Wales Welsh Western Australia whole wish words
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