... in author- ized occupation for every two hundred acres of land ; all land not so settled at the expiration of ten years from the time of sale to become forfeited and revert to the Crown absolutely , except such portions thereof as shall ...
Canada. Parliament. Legislative Assembly. The revenue of 1858 was $ 15,127 50 , apart from a sum of $ 788 54 ... in author- ized occupation for every two hundred acres of land ; all land not so settled at the expiration of ten years ...
Canada. Legislature. Legislative Assembly, Canada. Parliament. Legislative Assembly. The revenue of 1858 was $ 15,127 ... in author- ized occupation for every two hundred acres of land ; all land not so settled at the expiration of ...
Canada. Parliament. The revenue of 1858 was $ 15,127 50 , apart from a sum of $ 788 54 , received after the close of ... in author- ized occupation for every two hundred acres of land ; all land not so settled at the expiration of ...
... Canada of a Legislative Council , invested with all powers , except that of levying taxes . It was provided that its ... Parliament , that there were then in that province only about three hundred and sixty Protestants , besides ...
... Canada . Library of parliament . Catalogue of the library of parliament ... in author and subject index . Kept up to date in the annual supplements to ... Legislative library , Toronto . Catalogue of books in the legislative ...
Canada. Parliament. House of Commons. been done , when they themselves ... legislation , is that they could not succeed in proving that wrong had ... Council . Who would be such a fool as to go to the Privy Council with a case ...
... In author's possession. Campagnolo, Iona. “Speech from the Throne at the Opening of the Third Session, Thirty-Eighth Parliament of the Province of British Columbia.” Legislative Assembly of British Columbia, Victoria, February 13, 2007 ...
Since 1990, significant political changes in Europe have also had an impact on the functioning of the Parliamentary Assembly.
The fundamental premise of this book is that regulatory systems can be successfully reformed only if there are independent, objective and public evaluations of their performance.