The Liberal Magazine, Том 7Liberal Publication Department, 1900 |
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... Foreign Affairs ( £ 1,500 ) Hon . St. John Brodrick . Under Secretary Colonial ( £ 1,500 ) Earl of Selborne . Under Secretary for War ( £ 1,500 ) Mr. George Wyndham . Under Secretary for India ( £ 1,500 ) Secretary to the Board of Trade ...
... Foreign Affairs ( £ 1,500 ) Hon . St. John Brodrick . Under Secretary Colonial ( £ 1,500 ) Earl of Selborne . Under Secretary for War ( £ 1,500 ) Mr. George Wyndham . Under Secretary for India ( £ 1,500 ) Secretary to the Board of Trade ...
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... foreign affairs which it will become his duty to set forth . must therefore , with much regret , ask leave of my constituents as their representative to postpone - I hope for a brief period - what I have to say upon the new condition of ...
... foreign affairs which it will become his duty to set forth . must therefore , with much regret , ask leave of my constituents as their representative to postpone - I hope for a brief period - what I have to say upon the new condition of ...
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... Foreign Affairs . 18. Mr. John Morley at Arbroath on the National Memorial to Mr. Gladstone . ( 1 ) Sir M. Hicks - Beach at Bristol on Current Politics . ( 2 ) Mr. Chamberlain at Wolverhampton on Foreign Affairs . 19 .— ( 3 ) Mr. John ...
... Foreign Affairs . 18. Mr. John Morley at Arbroath on the National Memorial to Mr. Gladstone . ( 1 ) Sir M. Hicks - Beach at Bristol on Current Politics . ( 2 ) Mr. Chamberlain at Wolverhampton on Foreign Affairs . 19 .— ( 3 ) Mr. John ...
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... foreign questions , let it be on some intelligible point which really caused separation ; for in such questions everything depended upon the application of principles to specific instances . Liberals need not withdraw into hostile camps ...
... foreign questions , let it be on some intelligible point which really caused separation ; for in such questions everything depended upon the application of principles to specific instances . Liberals need not withdraw into hostile camps ...
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... Foreign Affairs . 23. The Duke of Devonshire at the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce Dinner on the Government , Foreign Questions , Trade , and Education . Discussion at the National Liberal Club on Liberal Policy introduced by ( 2 ) Sir ...
... Foreign Affairs . 23. The Duke of Devonshire at the Birmingham Chamber of Commerce Dinner on the Government , Foreign Questions , Trade , and Education . Discussion at the National Liberal Club on Liberal Policy introduced by ( 2 ) Sir ...
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Сторінка 538 - October 1899 not later than 5 o'clock pm and it desires further to add that in the event of unexpectedly no satisfactory answer being received by it within that interval it will with great regret be compelled to regard the action of Her Majesty's Government as a formal declaration of war...
Сторінка 605 - Act, and any lump sum paid in redemption thereof, shall be deducted from such sum, and, if the period of the workman's employment by the said employer has been less than the said three years, then the amount of his earnings during the said three years shall be deemed to be one hundred and fifty-six times his average weekly earnings during the period of his actual employment under the said employer...
Сторінка 436 - Order, to establish a Consultative Committee consisting, as to not less than two-thirds, of persons qualified to represent the views of Universities and other bodies interested in education...
Сторінка 165 - This act shall apply only to employment by the undertakers as hereinafter defined on or in or about a railway, factory, mine, quarry or engineering work, and to employment by the undertakers as hereinafter defined on, in, or about any building which exceeds thirty feet in height, and is either being constructed or repaired by means of a scaffolding, or being demolished, or on which machinery driven by steam, water or other mechanical power is being used for the purpose of the construction, repair...
Сторінка 538 - You will inform the Government of the South African Republic, in reply, that the conditions demanded by the Government of the South African Republic are such as Her Majesty's Government deem it impossible to discuss.
Сторінка 436 - Education may appoint such secretaries, officers, and servants as the Board may, with the sanction of the Treasury, determine.
Сторінка 607 - Provided that: — (a) The employer shall not be liable under this act in respect of any injury which does not disable the workman for a period of at least two weeks from earning full wages at the work at which he was employed...
Сторінка 70 - Resolved, that it is a high infringement of the liberties and privileges of the Commons of the United Kingdom for any lord of parliament or other...
Сторінка 490 - Whatever suzerainty meant in the Convention of Pretoria, the condition of things which it implied still remains ; although the word is not actually employed, we have kept the substance. We have abstained from using the word because it was not capable of legal definition, and because it seemed to be a word which was likely to lead to misconception and misunderstanding.