A Treatise on the Election Laws in Scotland: To which is Added an Historical Inquiry Concerning the Municipal Constitutions of Towns and Boroughs ...W. Blackwood, 1827 - 640 pages |
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... vote in the election of the sixteen Peers of Scotland , or to be elected , CHAPTER II . Of the proceedings at the ... right of a wife , 147 5. Of votes on adjudication and wadset , - 158 6. Of the oath of trust and possession , and ...
... vote in the election of the sixteen Peers of Scotland , or to be elected , CHAPTER II . Of the proceedings at the ... right of a wife , 147 5. Of votes on adjudication and wadset , - 158 6. Of the oath of trust and possession , and ...
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... vote in the election of commissioners of Parlia- ments , and to be elected commissioners to Parliaments , ex ... right of their wives . The statute farther ordered the freeholders of each shire to make up a roll of the fiars ...
... vote in the election of commissioners of Parlia- ments , and to be elected commissioners to Parliaments , ex ... right of their wives . The statute farther ordered the freeholders of each shire to make up a roll of the fiars ...
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... right to vote , in virtue of a title not on the roll , may vote at the election under protest ; and it will rest with the House of Lords to determine the weight due to their votes when challenged3 . 1 A copy of this roll will be found ...
... right to vote , in virtue of a title not on the roll , may vote at the election under protest ; and it will rest with the House of Lords to determine the weight due to their votes when challenged3 . 1 A copy of this roll will be found ...
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... right ' to vote in the election of the sixteen peers , who are to re- ( present the peers of Scotland in Parliament ' . ' English peers , however , having also Scottish peerage , were allowed to vote . The grounds on which the elective ...
... right ' to vote in the election of the sixteen peers , who are to re- ( present the peers of Scotland in Parliament ' . ' English peers , however , having also Scottish peerage , were allowed to vote . The grounds on which the elective ...
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... right to sit in that House , it was carried in the negative , by 57 votes to 52. Hence , as the resolution of 1708 applied only to those Scottish peers created British peers , and now sitting ' in Parliament , its effect was in rea ...
... right to sit in that House , it was carried in the negative , by 57 votes to 52. Hence , as the resolution of 1708 applied only to those Scottish peers created British peers , and now sitting ' in Parliament , its effect was in rea ...
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