The Nineteenth Century, Volume 23Henry S. King & Company, 1888 |
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... boroughs , many of which had fallen into the condition of mere names and corrupt little oligarchies , were almost the first objects to the reform of which the attention of the legislature was directed after the Reform Act of 1832 . The ...
... boroughs , many of which had fallen into the condition of mere names and corrupt little oligarchies , were almost the first objects to the reform of which the attention of the legislature was directed after the Reform Act of 1832 . The ...
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... borough members is fixed ; the boroughs are fixed which are to return county members and the number which each is to return . It follows as a consequence that the residue of members , after deducting the borough members , is to be ...
... borough members is fixed ; the boroughs are fixed which are to return county members and the number which each is to return . It follows as a consequence that the residue of members , after deducting the borough members , is to be ...
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mine the number of boroughs entitled to return members . Applying the above unit of population to the boroughs , it will be found that the borough members will be as follows : Bath , 11 ; Bridgwater , 2 ; Taunton , 3 ; Yeovil , 1 ...
mine the number of boroughs entitled to return members . Applying the above unit of population to the boroughs , it will be found that the borough members will be as follows : Bath , 11 ; Bridgwater , 2 ; Taunton , 3 ; Yeovil , 1 ...
Contents
THE PROGRESS OF CREMATION By Sir Henry Thompson | 1 |
a Dialogue By Frederic Harrison | 18 |
A RIVER OF RUINED CAPITALS By Sir W W Hunter | 40 |
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