The Nineteenth Century, Bind 15Henry S. King & Company, 1884 |
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Side 34
... voted by Parliament to Lord Beaconsfield . Speak- ing then with a long experience , I can express my conviction that there is nothing comparable with Westminster Abbey , having regard to its combination of architectural , historic , and ...
... voted by Parliament to Lord Beaconsfield . Speak- ing then with a long experience , I can express my conviction that there is nothing comparable with Westminster Abbey , having regard to its combination of architectural , historic , and ...
Side 81
... vote of the Tenant Leaguers decisive . After some negotiation , the leaders of the party agreed to vote with Mr. Disraeli on the coming division , rather than risk the loss of such a measure as his Land Bill . They were pledged to ...
... vote of the Tenant Leaguers decisive . After some negotiation , the leaders of the party agreed to vote with Mr. Disraeli on the coming division , rather than risk the loss of such a measure as his Land Bill . They were pledged to ...
Side 82
... vote to every lodger who paid rent to the amount of 10l . a year . In counties the franchise was extended to all owners of property to the value of 51. , and to occupiers paying 12l . a year rent . No political party but the Chartists ...
... vote to every lodger who paid rent to the amount of 10l . a year . In counties the franchise was extended to all owners of property to the value of 51. , and to occupiers paying 12l . a year rent . No political party but the Chartists ...
Side 123
... voters in boroughs was made illegal . ( In 1868 the Parliamentary Elections Act ' took away the juris- diction of ... voting was established by the Ballot Act , ' which also made personation a felony , to be punished by imprisonment with ...
... voters in boroughs was made illegal . ( In 1868 the Parliamentary Elections Act ' took away the juris- diction of ... voting was established by the Ballot Act , ' which also made personation a felony , to be punished by imprisonment with ...
Side 124
... voters by bribery on the one hand , and by intimidation on the other . With respect to intimidation it has completely ... votes , bribery has become more widespread and systematic . There is , however , one serious evil which secret ...
... voters by bribery on the one hand , and by intimidation on the other . With respect to intimidation it has completely ... votes , bribery has become more widespread and systematic . There is , however , one serious evil which secret ...
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