The Parliamentary DebatesReuter's Telegram Company, 1903 - Great Britain |
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... ment or the Treasury to accept . There is an Amendment , in a somewhat similar direction , which will shortly be moved by Lord Donoughmore , which , with some alteration , we shall be able to accept . I cannot say that I precisely ...
... ment or the Treasury to accept . There is an Amendment , in a somewhat similar direction , which will shortly be moved by Lord Donoughmore , which , with some alteration , we shall be able to accept . I cannot say that I precisely ...
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... ment placed no additional burden on the was not able to invest it in the purchase Treasury . of tenant rights on his own property . The great point to his mind was the one which would affect almost every estate in Ireland . It was that ...
... ment placed no additional burden on the was not able to invest it in the purchase Treasury . of tenant rights on his own property . The great point to his mind was the one which would affect almost every estate in Ireland . It was that ...
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... ment they would lose their rights to enter and take all necessary steps for the preservation of game and fish on the lands they had sold . They would be landlords having exclusive rights , but they would be absolutely valueless ...
... ment they would lose their rights to enter and take all necessary steps for the preservation of game and fish on the lands they had sold . They would be landlords having exclusive rights , but they would be absolutely valueless ...
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... ment he proposed to move was a drafting Amendment . The words in the clause were vague , and he now ventured to put in these words . The object of the Amend- ment was to ensure that the person who sold the estate should not be a ...
... ment he proposed to move was a drafting Amendment . The words in the clause were vague , and he now ventured to put in these words . The object of the Amend- ment was to ensure that the person who sold the estate should not be a ...
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... ment , the object of it was to secure that adequate notice should be given , so far as possible , to those whose interests would require such legitimate protection as might be afforded by letting them know what was going on . But if the ...
... ment , the object of it was to secure that adequate notice should be given , so far as possible , to those whose interests would require such legitimate protection as might be afforded by letting them know what was going on . But if the ...
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A. J. BALFOUR Amendment agreed Amendment moved Amendment proposed Arthur ask the Secretary beg to ask Bill CASTLETOWN Chief Secretary clause Committee County Council Court demesne desired district Dublin DUKE OF DEVONSHIRE EARL OF DONOUGHMORE EARL OF WESTMEATH Edward Estates Commissioners Frederick Gentleman George Government Board Henry hoped insert the words interest Ireland Irish James James Mellor John labourers Land Commission landlord leave licence LORD ASHBOURNE LORD CASTLETOWN LORD CHANCELLOR Lord Lieutenant Lordships Majesty's Government matter Member ment motor-car motorist noble Duke noble Earl noble friend noble Lord noble Marquess object offence Office owner Parliament person present purchase money Question proposed railway rates regard rent Report Robert Sir Charles speed sporting rights sub-section sugar T. M. HEALY Teller tenants Thomas thought tion trade Treasury Trinity College vendor WALTER LONG William WILLIAM REDMOND withdrawn Wyndham