A Political and Historical Account of Lower Canada: With Remarks on the Present Situation of the People, as Regards Their Manners, Character, Religion, &c. &cW. Marsh & A. Miller, 1830 - 275 pages |
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... necessary regulations for the government of the said provinces . His Majesty there- fore recommends this object to the consideration of the House . Mr. Chancellor Pitt then moved , " That the Act of the 14th of His Majesty , respecting ...
... necessary regulations for the government of the said provinces . His Majesty there- fore recommends this object to the consideration of the House . Mr. Chancellor Pitt then moved , " That the Act of the 14th of His Majesty , respecting ...
Page 13
... necessary , is now represented , by certain classes of persons aspiring to exclusive domination among us , " as the prolific source of the present grievances of the subjects of British origin ; " and these disappointed rulers suggest ...
... necessary , is now represented , by certain classes of persons aspiring to exclusive domination among us , " as the prolific source of the present grievances of the subjects of British origin ; " and these disappointed rulers suggest ...
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... necessary preliminary to being a Member of the Council . Persons holding offices ought also to be excluded , more particularly the Judges ; who should not by any means be allowed to mix in political affairs , lest thereby they give an ...
... necessary preliminary to being a Member of the Council . Persons holding offices ought also to be excluded , more particularly the Judges ; who should not by any means be allowed to mix in political affairs , lest thereby they give an ...
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... necessary here to describe , being omitted , the judiciary of Lower Canada is composed in the following manner : - At both Quebec and Montreal , there is a separate inde pendent court -- the one styled the Court of King's Bench , for ...
... necessary here to describe , being omitted , the judiciary of Lower Canada is composed in the following manner : - At both Quebec and Montreal , there is a separate inde pendent court -- the one styled the Court of King's Bench , for ...
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... to decide upon the feel- ings and intentions of those persons who successfully opposed such salutary , such absolutely necessary reforms . Sketch of Business , p . 22 . CHAPTER III . A List of the Governors , from JUDICIARY . 27.
... to decide upon the feel- ings and intentions of those persons who successfully opposed such salutary , such absolutely necessary reforms . Sketch of Business , p . 22 . CHAPTER III . A List of the Governors , from JUDICIARY . 27.
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