Sir Charles Dilke At Newcastle
Sir Charles Dilke At Newcastle
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Be- sides the Crown lands which they do not enjoy, the Koyal Family are owners of private lands, which are in fact that which the Crown lands are said to be, but in fact are not — namely, the private property of the Queen, in the sense in which Belvoir Castle is the property of the Duke of Rutland. Of course, if there were a positive understanding that annuities should be granted to the sons as they came of age, and annuities and dowries to the daughters, that understanding miffht be held to bi...nd those who had con- sented to it, although it is questionable how far, after a lapse of five-and-thirty years, it would bind those who had become the voters of the country since that time. But we deny that any such understanding can be found ; and I believe that now it is pretty much given up, and that we have heard the last of it, although Mr. Arthur Peel last week at Warwick spoke of it as a "solemn compact. " But the argument that is now relied upon is, that the Crown lands should 13 be set off against these grants.
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Be- sides the Crown lands which they do not enjoy, the Koyal Family are owners of private lands, which are in fact that which the Crown lands are said to be, but in fact are not — namely, the private property of the Queen, in the sense in which Belvoir Castle is the property of the Duke of Rutland. Of course, if there were a positive understanding that annuities should be granted to the sons as they came of age, and annuities and dowries to the daughters, that understanding miffht be held to bi...nd those who had con- sented to it, although it is questionable how far, after a lapse of five-and-thirty years, it would bind those who had become the voters of the country since that time. But we deny that any such understanding can be found ; and I believe that now it is pretty much given up, and that we have heard the last of it, although Mr. Arthur Peel last week at Warwick spoke of it as a "solemn compact. " But the argument that is now relied upon is, that the Crown lands should 13 be set off against these grants.
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