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Inne wydania - Wyświetl wszystko
Kluczowe wyrazy i wyrażenia
A. J. BALFOUR agreed Amendment amount appointed asked attention BALFOUR believed Bill Bradlaugh Chancellor charge Chief Secretary Clause Colonel Commission Commissioners Committee consideration considered Council course Court Crown deal desired Dublin duty England Exchequer expenditure fact Gentleman give given Government Board Government of India hoped House of Commons inquiry Ireland Irish JACKSON Judges Keble College land London Lord Advocate LORD HERSCHELL Majesty's Government Marquess matter Member for Northampton ment Metropolitan Board mittee Motion Natives noble and learned objection Office opinion Papers Parliament passed persons police political present Question proposed Question put received referred regard Report School Board Scotland second reading Session SEXTON Sir JAMES FERGUSSON Sir John Gorst Solicitor statement SURY T. P. O'CONNOR taken tenants thought tion TREA Treasury tribunal vaccination vernment Vote W. H. SMITH wished words
Popularne fragmenty
Strona 197 - No Native of the said Territories, nor any natural-born subject of His Majesty resident therein, shall by reason only of his religion, place of birth, descent, colour or any of them, be disabled from holding any place, office, or employment under the said Company.
Strona 197 - Since I am writing confidentially, I do not hesitate to say that both the Government of England and of India appear to me up to the present moment unable to answer satisfactorily the charge of having taken every means in their power of breaking to the heart the words of promise they had uttered to the ear.
Strona 73 - Neither for Her Majesty's ships of war, nor for Her Majesty's representative on the spot, nor for the Secretary of State for the Colonies, do we intend to turn aside from our purpose, which is to terminate the landing of Chinese on these shores for ever, except under the restrictions imposed by the Bill, which will amount, and which are intended to amount, to practical prohibition.
Strona 855 - It was impossible for us to join in the language or to adopt the tone which was conscientiously and consistently taken by some members of the House who look upon these voluntary schools, having generally a denominational character, as admirable passing expedients, fit indeed to be tolerated for a time, deserving all credit on account of the motives which led to their foundation, but wholly unsatisfactory as to their main purpose, and, therefore, to be supplanted by something they think better.
Strona 803 - The children human. They had been brought under teaching of a quality to touch and interest them, and were being formed by it. The fault of the teaching in our popular schools at home is, as I have often said, that it is so little formative ; it gives the children the power to read the newspapers, to write a letter, to cast accounts, and gives them a certain number of pieces of knowledge, but it does little to touch their nature for good and to mould them.
Strona 803 - ... as well as German. I often asked myself why, with such large classes, the order was in general so thoroughly good, and why with such long hours, the children had in general so little look of exhaustion or fatigue ; and the answer I could not help making to myself was, that the cause lay in the children being taught less mechanically and more naturally than with us, and being more interested.
Strona 197 - But you, the natives of India, whatever your race, and whatever your creed, have a recognized claim to share largely with your English fellow-subjects, according to your capacity for the task, in the administration of the country you inhabit. This claim is founded in the highest justice.
Strona 67 - Nothing in this Act shall affect the powers, duties, and liabilities of justices of the peace as conservators of the peace, or the obligation of the chief constable or other constables to obey their lawful orders given in that behalf.
Strona 881 - King George the Third, intituled An Act for better paving, improving, and regulating the Streets of the Metropolis...
Strona 249 - Acts mentioned in the third Schedule to this Act are hereby repealed to the extent in the third column of that Schedule mentioned...