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... passed at that time remained , and elections were held under it until 1896. Shortly after the Lib- eral party came into power in 1896 they re- verted to a system of provincial and muni- cipal lists , and elections were held under that ...
... passed at that time remained , and elections were held under it until 1896. Shortly after the Lib- eral party came into power in 1896 they re- verted to a system of provincial and muni- cipal lists , and elections were held under that ...
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... passed this honourable body in the ycar 1918 , but unfortunately it passed at a very late hour in the Session and did not reach the House of Commons . Last year the Bill was referred to committee , and after being fully discussed it was ...
... passed this honourable body in the ycar 1918 , but unfortunately it passed at a very late hour in the Session and did not reach the House of Commons . Last year the Bill was referred to committee , and after being fully discussed it was ...
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... passed last year . Hon . Mr. FOWLER : If it passed last year , why is it up this year ? Hon . Mr. McMEANS : Because it did not reach the Commons in time . It was passed in this House in two consecutive sessions -in 1918 and 1919 . Hon ...
... passed last year . Hon . Mr. FOWLER : If it passed last year , why is it up this year ? Hon . Mr. McMEANS : Because it did not reach the Commons in time . It was passed in this House in two consecutive sessions -in 1918 and 1919 . Hon ...
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... passed upon successively by different judges . I think it is only a measure of justice to pass this Bill . I cannot see any real reason why it should not be passed . Hon . Mr. FOWLER : The honourable gen- tleman certainly proved one ...
... passed upon successively by different judges . I think it is only a measure of justice to pass this Bill . I cannot see any real reason why it should not be passed . Hon . Mr. FOWLER : The honourable gen- tleman certainly proved one ...
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... passed away ; and , from evidence received , I judge that that is due somewhat to the fact that less delay has occurred during recent years than occurred origin- ally . Some of the red tape , as we might term it , which was required by ...
... passed away ; and , from evidence received , I judge that that is due somewhat to the fact that less delay has occurred during recent years than occurred origin- ally . Some of the red tape , as we might term it , which was required by ...
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