The Life And Times of Sir Leonard Tilley Being a Political History of New Bruns
The Life And Times of Sir Leonard Tilley Being a Political History of New Bruns
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Thus the malign influence of that antiquated and illiberal body was the means of postponing the operation of the dissenters' marriage act until the year 1834, when on tin- SIR LEONARD TILLEY. 89 22nd of March, a bill which was in the terms suggested by'the Colonial Secretary, was passed, and the dissenters' marriage question settled forever on an equitable basis.
The old restrictive system which hindered the trade of New Brunswick for the first forty years of its existence has already been refe...rred to. Grievances which rose from that source were perhaps less felt by the people of this Province than some others, because the policy which created that system was a part of the fashion of the times, and no better arrangement was then understood. The first blow that was dealt to this policy came in 1822, when the acts of the Imperial Parliament 3rd, Geo. IV. , chapters 44 and 45 were passed. Under these acts the importation of provisions, lumber, cattle, tobacco and other articles from any foreign country in North and South America and the West Indies, into ports of British North America and the British West Indies, was allowed under a fixed scale of duty, and a free export was allowed to goods going from all our ports to these countries.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus the malign influence of that antiquated and illiberal body was the means of postponing the operation of the dissenters' marriage act until the year 1834, when on tin- SIR LEONARD TILLEY. 89 22nd of March, a bill which was in the terms suggested by'the Colonial Secretary, was passed, and the dissenters' marriage question settled forever on an equitable basis.
The old restrictive system which hindered the trade of New Brunswick for the first forty years of its existence has already been refe...rred to. Grievances which rose from that source were perhaps less felt by the people of this Province than some others, because the policy which created that system was a part of the fashion of the times, and no better arrangement was then understood. The first blow that was dealt to this policy came in 1822, when the acts of the Imperial Parliament 3rd, Geo. IV. , chapters 44 and 45 were passed. Under these acts the importation of provisions, lumber, cattle, tobacco and other articles from any foreign country in North and South America and the West Indies, into ports of British North America and the British West Indies, was allowed under a fixed scale of duty, and a free export was allowed to goods going from all our ports to these countries.
What to read after The Life And Times of Sir Leonard Tilley Being a Political History of New Bruns?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Hannay, James, 1827-1873 to read onlineMoreLess
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