The Statesman's Year-bookFrederick Martin, Sir John Scott Keltie, Isaac Parker Anderson Renwick, Mortimer Epstein, Sigfrid Henry Steinberg, John Paxton, Brian Hunter (Librarian), Barry Turner St. Martin's Press, 1899 |
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Side 12
... Districts ' which are either Urban ' or Rural , as the case may be . Generally speaking , an urban district comprises a town or a small area more or less closely populated , and a rural district takes in several country parishes . Women ...
... Districts ' which are either Urban ' or Rural , as the case may be . Generally speaking , an urban district comprises a town or a small area more or less closely populated , and a rural district takes in several country parishes . Women ...
Side 13
... district councils , and for rural polling districts district councils will be created , the councillors , urban and rural , being the guardians in their districts . The towns are partly corporate and partly governed by Commissioners ...
... district councils , and for rural polling districts district councils will be created , the councillors , urban and rural , being the guardians in their districts . The towns are partly corporate and partly governed by Commissioners ...
Side 19
... Districts No. of Districts Aggregate pop . of districts , 1891 Percentage of Percentage entire pop . of increase , 1891 1881-1891 250,000 and upwards 6 6,375,645 22.0 9.1 100,000-250,000 18 2,793,625 9.6 19.1 50,000 100,000 38 2,610,976 ...
... Districts No. of Districts Aggregate pop . of districts , 1891 Percentage of Percentage entire pop . of increase , 1891 1881-1891 250,000 and upwards 6 6,375,645 22.0 9.1 100,000-250,000 18 2,793,625 9.6 19.1 50,000 100,000 38 2,610,976 ...
Side 29
... ( districts for which a separate poor rate is or can be made ) at the census of 1891 was 14,684 . These , however , in most cases , do not coincide with ecclesiastical parishes , which , during the present century , have lost their old ...
... ( districts for which a separate poor rate is or can be made ) at the census of 1891 was 14,684 . These , however , in most cases , do not coincide with ecclesiastical parishes , which , during the present century , have lost their old ...
Side 42
... districts and in the Metropolis guardians are separately elected , but in rural districts the rural district councillors act as guardians for the parishes they represent on the district council . Guardians are elected on the same ...
... districts and in the Metropolis guardians are separately elected , but in rural districts the rural district councillors act as guardians for the parishes they represent on the district council . Guardians are elected on the same ...
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acres administration Africa agricultural amounted Annual appointed Area and Population army banks Barbados Books of Reference Britain British Canada Cape capital census cent chief Church coal coast colony Commissioner consists Constitution and Government cotton courts Crown cruisers Customs debt December 31 Defence districts dollars Dominica Dominion duty Ecuador Education elected electors ended March 31 estimated European expenditure females Fiji Finance five florins following table shows Foreign francs French gold Governor Grenada Guinea haikwan Imperial imports and exports India Ireland Islands Jamaica June 30 Justice land Leeward Islands Legislative Council London males March 31 ment military milreis Minister native nominated Office Paris pesos police ports President produce provinces pupils railway Report revenue Roman Catholic Royal rupees schools Scotland Shipping silver small Q.F. South Wales square miles statistics sugar telegraph territory tonnage total number towns trade United Kingdom vessels vols West Indies
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Side 51 - Army. The maintenance of a standing army, in time of peace, without the consent of Parliament, is prohibited by the Bill of Rights of 1690. From that time...
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Side 361 - In the northern provinces the Indian element preponderates, while in Pernambuco, Bahia, Rio de Janeiro, and Minas the negroes are numerous. At the seaports, the chief part of the population is of European descent.
Side 119 - Statistical Abstract for the several Colonial and other Possessions of the United Kingdom in each year, from 1852 to 1865.
Side 419 - Bills may be presented either in the Chamber or Senate by the Government, or on the initiative of private members. In the first case they are remitted to the bureaux for examination ; in the second, they are first submitted to a commission of parliamentary initiative. Financial laws must be first presented to and voted by the Chamber of Deputies.
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