The Annual Register, 218. köideLongmans, 1977 |
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Page 15
... Opposition front - bencher , Mr Heseltine , actually seized the mace , a gross parliamentary offence for which he later humbly apologized , and the sitting was suspended by the Speaker . The Opposition leadership decided to break all ...
... Opposition front - bencher , Mr Heseltine , actually seized the mace , a gross parliamentary offence for which he later humbly apologized , and the sitting was suspended by the Speaker . The Opposition leadership decided to break all ...
Page 136
... opposition also voted for it . But the official opposition line continued to be that no limit should be imposed on the number of ethnic Germans allowed out by the Poles , although some opposition leaders had been saying privately that ...
... opposition also voted for it . But the official opposition line continued to be that no limit should be imposed on the number of ethnic Germans allowed out by the Poles , although some opposition leaders had been saying privately that ...
Page 189
... opposition to an election allegedly under Syrian pressure . Franjieh , however , refused to make way . Meanwhile fighting continued in Beirut and about 23 March the anti- Maronite alliance , including the PLO , occupied mountain ...
... opposition to an election allegedly under Syrian pressure . Franjieh , however , refused to make way . Meanwhile fighting continued in Beirut and about 23 March the anti- Maronite alliance , including the PLO , occupied mountain ...
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The party leaderships | 1 |
Foreign and Commonwealth affairs | 7 |
Northern Ireland | 49 |
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