... Lord of Parliament for erery 375.000 of tho population. Then I oome to the mod* oi kkebon of these 120 Lord* of Parliament. We propone to set np for each electoral district an electoral college, and we propose that thu coOcgc chould be ...
... Lord of Parliament in 1491. H* had four children, Andrew hi* successor, Mango and John, who died without male ksue before 1517, and Rodger of Maiden hangh, who died hi 1536, leaving male issue ; Andrew, the eldest eon, succeeded, and wa ...
... Lord . of Parliament and of the Lords' House is of the House of Commons, either in person or by^ representation." Mr Benn said he had not received a writ of summons and he was not therefore a person entitled to be on the floor of the ...
... Lord of Parliament, or other Peer or Prelate, aot being a P**r of .Ireland at the tim* ejected, aad not having declined to aerve for aay county, city, or borough of Gnat Britain, to concern himself in the Election of Memben to serve for ...
... Lord of Parliament ia Saetland 1505-6, and wa* slaia at Hodden tth September, ISIS. Agnes, Lady Herriee, became the wife of Sir John Maxwell, after- cds called of Terreglec, *econd eon of Robert, fifth Lord Harwell. Judged to bay ...
... Lord of Parliament, to b« In In future e-illed Lord Urunmond. Patrick Drnmmcod, tb* third l^ord, who stt in the Ptrltaments af ScotUnd IB the niget of Queen lilsry and James VI.. died In 1001, Jamet and John, hit two sons, surviving ...
... lord >of Parliament, or other peer or prelate, aot being a peer of Irela*d~at tie time alectod, to concern riimorlf in the election of mcmbor* to aerve for the Comraeni in Parliament" This resolution ha* «v*r since been adopteda* a ...
... Lord of Parliament, was to b* *ligibl* for election to tb* House of. Foon Cbrrmouaa Lard Pevoey ot be enngrs*al***d u»ea •ia*. Order be IMBM to-night to circmmrent the toed bostder. It is mask too vagve to beeCec- thte for the purpose ...
... lord of parliament, or member of the House of Commons.' " I'rdcr all the circumstances ol tho case, your committee are of opinion that Mr. Charlton's claim to be discharged from imprisonment by reason^of privilege of parliament ought ...
... Lord of Parliament. There was no statutory disqualification, and if an unmarried Peeress, of full age, had been bold enough to claim to take her seat, she might have given the Scottish Parliamentary lawyers opportunity for an almost ...