Later Peeps At Parliament Taken From Behind the Speaker's Chair
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Seventy-one times the Speaker inquired, " What day for the second reading ? " Three score and eleven fixtures were made.
It is not worth the trouble of looking up how many were kept. If when next month the prorogation takes place it appear that the odd eleven Bills have been added to the Statute Book, private members may boast a record Session.
The death of Sir John Mowbray removes from the House of Commons almost the last, certainly the best known, of an old type. In the present assembly its h...onoured sir John Father was the only relic of the Parliament elected Mowbray, in 1852. He was first returned for Durham in 1853, and sat continuously through eleven Parliaments. For forty 294 LATER PEEPS AT PARLIAMENT 1899 years he bore the honoured rank of Privy Councillor. He held modest office under three Administrations. Lord Derby called him to the Treasury Bench first in 1858, renewing the invitation in 1866. When, in 1868, Mr.
Disraeli was Premier he promptly availed himself of the opportunity of associating with his Ministry so fine a type of the English gentleman.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Seventy-one times the Speaker inquired, " What day for the second reading ? " Three score and eleven fixtures were made.
It is not worth the trouble of looking up how many were kept. If when next month the prorogation takes place it appear that the odd eleven Bills have been added to the Statute Book, private members may boast a record Session.
The death of Sir John Mowbray removes from the House of Commons almost the last, certainly the best known, of an old type. In the present assembly its h...onoured sir John Father was the only relic of the Parliament elected Mowbray, in 1852. He was first returned for Durham in 1853, and sat continuously through eleven Parliaments. For forty 294 LATER PEEPS AT PARLIAMENT 1899 years he bore the honoured rank of Privy Councillor. He held modest office under three Administrations. Lord Derby called him to the Treasury Bench first in 1858, renewing the invitation in 1866. When, in 1868, Mr.
Disraeli was Premier he promptly availed himself of the opportunity of associating with his Ministry so fine a type of the English gentleman.
What to read after Later Peeps At Parliament Taken From Behind the Speaker's Chair?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Lucy, Henry William, Sir, 1845-1924 to read onlineMoreLess
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