Social England: A Record of the Progress of the People in Religion, Laws, Learning, Arts, Industry, Commerce, Science, Literature and Manners, from the Earliest Times to the Present Day, Том 6Cassell, Limited, 1904 |
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... PARLIAMENTARY GAME OF SHUTTLECOCK O'Connell attempted to take his seat as M.P. for Clare on May 15 , 1829. He had been elected before the passing of the Catholic Relief Act , but he claimed to ... PARLIAMENT NOTES TO ILLUSTRATIONS . XV.
... PARLIAMENTARY GAME OF SHUTTLECOCK O'Connell attempted to take his seat as M.P. for Clare on May 15 , 1829. He had been elected before the passing of the Catholic Relief Act , but he claimed to ... PARLIAMENT NOTES TO ILLUSTRATIONS . XV.
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... PARLIAMENT IN 1821 The House of Commons sat in the chapel dedicated to St. Stephen , of the old Westminster Palace , and made over to them under Edward VI . ; the House of Lords in an oblong chamber , formed out of an ancient building ...
... PARLIAMENT IN 1821 The House of Commons sat in the chapel dedicated to St. Stephen , of the old Westminster Palace , and made over to them under Edward VI . ; the House of Lords in an oblong chamber , formed out of an ancient building ...
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... PARLIAMENT • · Sir Charles Barry's plan was selected as the best of 97 sent in . The building covers eight acres , and contains 11 courts , 100 staircases , and 1,109 rooms . The Clock Tower is 318 ft . high , the Middle Tower 300 ft ...
... PARLIAMENT • · Sir Charles Barry's plan was selected as the best of 97 sent in . The building covers eight acres , and contains 11 courts , 100 staircases , and 1,109 rooms . The Clock Tower is 318 ft . high , the Middle Tower 300 ft ...
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... Parliament in 1832 and opened in 1834 , was intended chiefly to bring sand for manure from the Camel estuary to Bodmin . Built for £ 2,300 a mile , it was bought by the L. & S.W.R. during the " battle of the gauges in 1845 to prevent ...
... Parliament in 1832 and opened in 1834 , was intended chiefly to bring sand for manure from the Camel estuary to Bodmin . Built for £ 2,300 a mile , it was bought by the L. & S.W.R. during the " battle of the gauges in 1845 to prevent ...
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... Parliament as a Labour member ; Alexander Macdonald , who began his career as a boy in a coal - pit , was the earliest Labour M.P. ( 1874 ) . Mr. Burt , M.P. , and Mr. George Howell , ex - M.P . and a well - known writer on labour ...
... Parliament as a Labour member ; Alexander Macdonald , who began his career as a boy in a coal - pit , was the earliest Labour M.P. ( 1874 ) . Mr. Burt , M.P. , and Mr. George Howell , ex - M.P . and a well - known writer on labour ...
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