In this he advocated the removal of the Capitol to some point so distant that twenty-three months of an Honorable Member's term of twenty-four months would be spent in going and returning.

The other parts of my member's speech do not, I confess, fill me with the easy confidence I would like to feel in my proxy.

The publication, in 1766, of a member's notes, furnished authentic debates of the session in 1621.

The noble Marquess opposite said the other day that there was going to be a vacancy in one of the posts on the Viceroy's Executive Councilthat is, the legal member's time would soon be up.

member's charge has not been, that we have refrained from taking steps that might have plunged us into conflict with one or more of these Powers.

It was customary, however, before any allotment was made to the individuals, to set aside a certain portion of the spoils to be distributed among those who had suffered some injury in the expeditions, and in case any of the members died, that member's share was distributed to his heirs.

The interval between a member's election and the beginning of his service.

[Illustration: "JUMPING" A MEMBER'S CLAIM.]

The card system is used for keeping the record of member's contribution, being printed in a form that will last for eight years.

Member's own utterances have a similar basis the retort was almost too obvious; and Mr. BALFOUR in making it must have felt as if he had shot his bird sitting.

The secretary was to see to the washing of the sick member's clothes and pay for the work from the lodge's funds, as well as the doctor's fees.

The Strangers' Gallery is less desirable for many reasons, and, being open to everybody who has a member's order, is almost invariably crowded.

member's proposal an outrageous violation of constitutional propriety, a daring departure from traditional policy, and, in short, a great mistake."

and gallant Member's only contribution to the gaiety of the proceedings.

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Either disputant could object to any member of the Court, whereupon that member's langue chose a substitute.

The bazaar, Lady Tyrrell said, must be first started by the Member's wife; and there should be an innermost committee, of not more than three, to dispose of stalls and make arrangements.

But a lady who would openly accost the Member's bride with a protest against his politics, was a being beyond her experience, and the contemplation fairly distracted her from her husband's oratory.

She did not controvert the doctrines of Dunstone so entirely as to embrace the doctrines of emancipation, but she thought that free ventilation was due to every subject, most especially when the Member's wife was the leading lady in bringing about such discussion.