The Annual Register, Volume 33Longmans, Green, 1791 - History |
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Page 97
... shall be excluded who are in a ftate of accufation or bank- ruptcy . VI . The primary affemblies shall name electors in proportion to the number of active citizens refiding in the canton . - One elector to a hundred active citizens ...
... shall be excluded who are in a ftate of accufation or bank- ruptcy . VI . The primary affemblies shall name electors in proportion to the number of active citizens refiding in the canton . - One elector to a hundred active citizens ...
Page 103
... shall be public , and the minutes of the fittings fhall be printed . II . The legislative body may , however , on any occafion , form itself into a general committee ; Fifty members shall have a right to demand it : During the ...
... shall be public , and the minutes of the fittings fhall be printed . II . The legislative body may , however , on any occafion , form itself into a general committee ; Fifty members shall have a right to demand it : During the ...
Page 108
... shall refer the merits of the cafe to the tribunal that ought to take cognizance of them . XI . When , after two appeals , the judgment of the third tribunal fhall be queftioned in the fame way as that of the former two , the cafe fhall ...
... shall refer the merits of the cafe to the tribunal that ought to take cognizance of them . XI . When , after two appeals , the judgment of the third tribunal fhall be queftioned in the fame way as that of the former two , the cafe fhall ...
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refused to their importunate Solicitations Settlement of his Family and Inter | 1 |
Remarks on the manufacturing of Maple Sugar | 3 |
that openly declared an Intention to fuccour the Royal Family of France Speech | 64 |
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