Cursory observations on the charters granted to the inhabitants of Tiverton, by a friend to local jurisdictions [G. Coles].T. Parkhouse., 1823 |
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... fair ? is it just , my Lord , that among the select few , who claim the exclusive privilege to elect our two members to parliament , should be found " the Lord President of his Majesty's council , and the Receiver General of the taxes ...
... fair ? is it just , my Lord , that among the select few , who claim the exclusive privilege to elect our two members to parliament , should be found " the Lord President of his Majesty's council , and the Receiver General of the taxes ...
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... fair and pure administration of the charters , which their Majesties James and George intended should operate for your welfare and advantage , and in return for which it was expected , " you would think yourselves more specially and ...
... fair and pure administration of the charters , which their Majesties James and George intended should operate for your welfare and advantage , and in return for which it was expected , " you would think yourselves more specially and ...
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... fairs . This grant is expressed , as all the privi- leges in the charters are , as made to the mayor and burgesses ; I will here give the first few lines verbatim from the charter , " And , more- over , we , affecting the utility of the ...
... fairs . This grant is expressed , as all the privi- leges in the charters are , as made to the mayor and burgesses ; I will here give the first few lines verbatim from the charter , " And , more- over , we , affecting the utility of the ...
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... fairs , all fines received , and several other items , constituting what is generally called the mayor's income , should be appropri ated to objects now included in the liberty rate ; and , if I mistake not , the opinions of the ...
... fairs , all fines received , and several other items , constituting what is generally called the mayor's income , should be appropri ated to objects now included in the liberty rate ; and , if I mistake not , the opinions of the ...
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... fairs , and which was restored by the charter of George ; the object of which is to enable the inhabitants the better to support , and maintain , the charges of the town and parish , and to relieve the necessitous , and those in reduced ...
... fairs , and which was restored by the charter of George ; the object of which is to enable the inhabitants the better to support , and maintain , the charges of the town and parish , and to relieve the necessitous , and those in reduced ...
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Cursory Observations on the Charters Granted to the Inhabitants of Tiverton ... George Coles (of Tiverton.) Affichage du livre entier - 1823 |
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