Hansard's Parliamentary DebatesHansard, 1881 |
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Strana 39
... thought that the ad- vantages conferred by the Amendment were so apparent that the case did not require argument . It simply provided that if the Judge declared that an action by a landlord in a Superior Court for the recovery of rent ...
... thought that the ad- vantages conferred by the Amendment were so apparent that the case did not require argument . It simply provided that if the Judge declared that an action by a landlord in a Superior Court for the recovery of rent ...
Strana 43
... thought , be dealt with in the Bill , for no one could desire that the general operation of the Act should be defeated in the indirect way pointed out by the hon . Member ; but , on the other hand , a permanent enactment of this kind ...
... thought , be dealt with in the Bill , for no one could desire that the general operation of the Act should be defeated in the indirect way pointed out by the hon . Member ; but , on the other hand , a permanent enactment of this kind ...
Strana 45
... thought there was a mode by matter in that light , they did not con- which a landlord could get hold of the sider the Amendment adversely . The land , which was not covered by the Bill effect would be that the sale of a tenancy at ...
... thought there was a mode by matter in that light , they did not con- which a landlord could get hold of the sider the Amendment adversely . The land , which was not covered by the Bill effect would be that the sale of a tenancy at ...
Strana 55
... thought fit . MR . GIBSON said , he thought the Amendment left the matter in some doubt as to the position and liabilities of tenants reinstated . He thought the Amendment ought to go on to say that the landlord might reinstate the ...
... thought fit . MR . GIBSON said , he thought the Amendment left the matter in some doubt as to the position and liabilities of tenants reinstated . He thought the Amendment ought to go on to say that the landlord might reinstate the ...
Strana 81
... thought it was wrong that this sort of thing should be allowed . If they had a gentleman who , on account of his age , had been superannuated in another Department , he did not see why he should be employed in the Office of Lord Privy ...
... thought it was wrong that this sort of thing should be allowed . If they had a gentleman who , on account of his age , had been superannuated in another Department , he did not see why he should be employed in the Office of Lord Privy ...
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a-year allowed Amendment answer Army ARTHUR O'CONNOR asked believed Bill Board Bradlaugh CARLINGFORD Catholic charge CHILDERS clause Commission Commissioners Committee complete the sum considered course Court deal desire doubt Duke duty EARL CAIRNS estates fact fair rent give given GLADSTONE Government HEALY holding hoped House interest Ireland Irish Land Law Ireland Land League landlord lease LORD CARLINGFORD LORD FREDERICK CAVENDISH Lord Privy Seal Lordships Majesty's Majesty's Government MARQUESS OF HARTINGTON matter measure ment Militia Motion move noble and learned noble Lord noble Marquess object Office opinion paid Parliament passed persons police present Prime Minister principle provisions Question proposed Question put reason referred regard Report salary Scotland Secretary Session short debate sion Sir Henry Holland Speaker T. P. O'CONNOR taken tenant right things thought tion Treasury Ulster vernment Vote agreed W. E. FORSTER wished words