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... expence and trouble of contesting it in a court of justice . This is no justification of the present system , but the reverse . ' Observer ' contends , that experience is against a scheme like that of the multiplied French courts , each ...
... expence and trouble of contesting it in a court of justice . This is no justification of the present system , but the reverse . ' Observer ' contends , that experience is against a scheme like that of the multiplied French courts , each ...
Página 184
... expence of the new plan is much insisted upon , both by ' Observer ' and Mr. Raines . Let us take it at the outside of the amount , with all its exaggeration , calculated by the latter , that is to say at 220,000l . per annum . The ...
... expence of the new plan is much insisted upon , both by ' Observer ' and Mr. Raines . Let us take it at the outside of the amount , with all its exaggeration , calculated by the latter , that is to say at 220,000l . per annum . The ...
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... expence . parishes or divisions , so that the election should be finished in one day , which , if non - resident voters are excluded , seems quite practicable .'_ pp . 100-103 . The author is clearly of opinion that no part of the expences ...
... expence . parishes or divisions , so that the election should be finished in one day , which , if non - resident voters are excluded , seems quite practicable .'_ pp . 100-103 . The author is clearly of opinion that no part of the expences ...
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