 | 1854 - 718 pages
...proceedings which now originate in committees of the whole House. The organisation of such a plan might be attempted in the following manner. The House should...of about 110 members each, to whom would be added 15 or 20 ministers and other leading members, who would be nominated to serve upon all the Grand Committees.... | |
 | 1874 - 470 pages
...proceedings which now originate in committees of the whole House. The organisation of such a plan might be attempted in the following manner. The House should...of about 110 members each, to whom would be added 15 or 20 Ministers and other leading members, who would be nominated to serve upon all the Grand Committees.... | |
 | 1887 - 924 pages
...in the Edinburgh article — should be divided into Six Grand Committees, consisting of about 1 10 members each, to whom would be added fifteen or twenty Ministers and others who would be nominated to serve on all the Grand Committees. The members would be distributed... | |
 | 1887 - 920 pages
...then consisting of 658 members — we take the scheme as it is stated in the Edinburgh article — should be divided into Six Grand Committees, consisting...whom would be added fifteen or twenty Ministers and others who would be nominated to serve on all the Grand Committees. The members would be distributed... | |
 | 1887 - 1058 pages
...consisting of 658 members — we take the scheme as it is stated in the Edinburgh article — -In in Id be divided into Six Grand Committees, consisting of...whom would be added fifteen or twenty Ministers and others who would be nominated to serve on all the Grand Committees. The members would be distributed... | |
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Edinburgh article — should be divided into Six Grand Committees, consisting of about 110 members each, to whom would be added fifteen or twenty Ministers and others who would be nominated to serve on all the Grand Committees. The members would be distributed... 