The Quarterly Review, Volume 68J. Murray, 1841 |
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... John a more convenient and well - defined boundary than to adopt a parallel of latitude . In making this division of New South Wales into districts , Lord John Russell is of opinion that a fixed price constitutes the best method of ...
... John a more convenient and well - defined boundary than to adopt a parallel of latitude . In making this division of New South Wales into districts , Lord John Russell is of opinion that a fixed price constitutes the best method of ...
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... John Stuart of Darnley , and thus to establish a propo- sition that , upon the extinction of the direct male line of the royal house at the death of the Cardinal of York , Lord Galloway be- came the lineal heir male general and ...
... John Stuart of Darnley , and thus to establish a propo- sition that , upon the extinction of the direct male line of the royal house at the death of the Cardinal of York , Lord Galloway be- came the lineal heir male general and ...
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... John Dunbar Earl of Moray . representing the Lady Jean , se- cond sister of King Robert III . , and wife to Sir John Lyon of Glamis . representing the Lady Elizabeth , third sister of King Robert III . , married to Sir Thomas Hay ...
... John Dunbar Earl of Moray . representing the Lady Jean , se- cond sister of King Robert III . , and wife to Sir John Lyon of Glamis . representing the Lady Elizabeth , third sister of King Robert III . , married to Sir Thomas Hay ...
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in the British Colonies Ordered by the House | 88 |
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