Annie G. Porritt
The Unreformed House of Commons
Volume 2, Scotland and Ireland: Parliamentary Representation Before 1831
Annie G. Porritt
The Unreformed House of Commons
Volume 2, Scotland and Ireland: Parliamentary Representation Before 1831
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Originally published in 1903, this two-volume work examines the changes in Parliamentary representation in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
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Originally published in 1903, this two-volume work examines the changes in Parliamentary representation in England, Wales, Scotland and Ireland.
Produktdetails
- Produktdetails
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 600
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. Mai 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 1020g
- ISBN-13: 9781107641617
- ISBN-10: 1107641616
- Artikelnr.: 41608859
- Verlag: Cambridge University Press
- Seitenzahl: 600
- Erscheinungstermin: 14. Mai 2014
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 244mm x 170mm x 32mm
- Gewicht: 1020g
- ISBN-13: 9781107641617
- ISBN-10: 1107641616
- Artikelnr.: 41608859
Part V. The Scotch Parliamentary System: 31. The political condition of Scotland after the union
32. The settlement of the representation at the union
33. The convention of royal burghs
34. Burgh representation in the Scotch parliament
35. The franchise in the counties
36. The non-elected members of the Scotch parliament
37. Usages and procedure
38. Burgh representation at Westminster
39. County representation after the union
Part VI. Parliamentary Representation in Ireland: 40. Introductory
41. County representation from the revolution to the re-enfranchisement of the Roman Catholics
42. The franchise withheld from the Roman Catholics
43. Catholic enfranchisement
44. The county franchise at the union
45. Borough representation from the revolution to the union - the corporation boroughs
46. The freeman boroughs
47. The potwalloper and manor boroughs
48. Boroughs as property
49. The representation of Trinity College
50. Dublin as a political capital
51. The organisation of the House of Commons
52. The speakership
53. Usages and procedure
54. Poynings' law
55. The relation of the Commons to the Lords
56. Relations of the House of Commons with the outside world
57. The Union.
32. The settlement of the representation at the union
33. The convention of royal burghs
34. Burgh representation in the Scotch parliament
35. The franchise in the counties
36. The non-elected members of the Scotch parliament
37. Usages and procedure
38. Burgh representation at Westminster
39. County representation after the union
Part VI. Parliamentary Representation in Ireland: 40. Introductory
41. County representation from the revolution to the re-enfranchisement of the Roman Catholics
42. The franchise withheld from the Roman Catholics
43. Catholic enfranchisement
44. The county franchise at the union
45. Borough representation from the revolution to the union - the corporation boroughs
46. The freeman boroughs
47. The potwalloper and manor boroughs
48. Boroughs as property
49. The representation of Trinity College
50. Dublin as a political capital
51. The organisation of the House of Commons
52. The speakership
53. Usages and procedure
54. Poynings' law
55. The relation of the Commons to the Lords
56. Relations of the House of Commons with the outside world
57. The Union.
Part V. The Scotch Parliamentary System: 31. The political condition of Scotland after the union
32. The settlement of the representation at the union
33. The convention of royal burghs
34. Burgh representation in the Scotch parliament
35. The franchise in the counties
36. The non-elected members of the Scotch parliament
37. Usages and procedure
38. Burgh representation at Westminster
39. County representation after the union
Part VI. Parliamentary Representation in Ireland: 40. Introductory
41. County representation from the revolution to the re-enfranchisement of the Roman Catholics
42. The franchise withheld from the Roman Catholics
43. Catholic enfranchisement
44. The county franchise at the union
45. Borough representation from the revolution to the union - the corporation boroughs
46. The freeman boroughs
47. The potwalloper and manor boroughs
48. Boroughs as property
49. The representation of Trinity College
50. Dublin as a political capital
51. The organisation of the House of Commons
52. The speakership
53. Usages and procedure
54. Poynings' law
55. The relation of the Commons to the Lords
56. Relations of the House of Commons with the outside world
57. The Union.
32. The settlement of the representation at the union
33. The convention of royal burghs
34. Burgh representation in the Scotch parliament
35. The franchise in the counties
36. The non-elected members of the Scotch parliament
37. Usages and procedure
38. Burgh representation at Westminster
39. County representation after the union
Part VI. Parliamentary Representation in Ireland: 40. Introductory
41. County representation from the revolution to the re-enfranchisement of the Roman Catholics
42. The franchise withheld from the Roman Catholics
43. Catholic enfranchisement
44. The county franchise at the union
45. Borough representation from the revolution to the union - the corporation boroughs
46. The freeman boroughs
47. The potwalloper and manor boroughs
48. Boroughs as property
49. The representation of Trinity College
50. Dublin as a political capital
51. The organisation of the House of Commons
52. The speakership
53. Usages and procedure
54. Poynings' law
55. The relation of the Commons to the Lords
56. Relations of the House of Commons with the outside world
57. The Union.