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Malta. Report for 1908-9. Colonial Reports Annual No. 610

TBMM [i.e. THE TURKISH / OTTOMAN GRAND NATIONAL ASSEMBLY].MareMagnum

[OTTOMAN CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES REGISTERS AFTER 2. CONSTITUTION] Meclis-i Mebûsân Birinci devre 1325-1326 içtimai. 326 senesi muâzene-i umûmîsi hakkinda [.] kaleme alinan esbâb-i mûcibe mazbata-yi umûmîsi.

Very Good Turkish, Ottoman (1500-1928) Paperback. Wrapper is repaired. Tape on spine. Chipped on last page. Other wise a good copy. Folio. (40 x 28 cm). In Ottoman script. 72 p., 14 cedvels (schemes) and [14] p. color statistics. Meclis-i Mebûsân Birinci devre 1325-1326 içtimai. 326 senesi muâzene-i umûmîsi hakkinda [.] kaleme alinan esbâb-i mûcibe mazbata-yi umûmîsi. Meclis-i Mebûsân (The Chamber of Deputies) of the Ottoman Empire was the lower house of the General Assembly, the Ottoman Parliament. Unlike to the upper house, the Senate, the members of the Chamber of Deputies were elected by the general Ottoman populace, although suffrage was limited to males of a certain financial standing, among other restrictions that varied over the Chamber's lifetime. The Second Constitutional Era of the Ottoman Empire began shortly after Abdul Hamid II was forced to restore the constitutional monarchy after the 1908 Young Turk Revolution. The period established many political groups and parties. Ahmet Riza became the first President of the Chamber in 1908. An amendment in 1909 to the original 1876 constitution resulted in the Chamber gaining more true political power at the expense of the non-democratically elected Senate and the Sultan. A series of elections during this period resulted in the gradual ascendance of the Committee of Union and Progress's (CUP) domination in politics. The second largest party Liberal Unionist Party (LU) (Turkish: Hürriyet ve Itilâf) was in fact a coalition of parties led by Prince Sabahaddin. This is a rare protocol register book of Meclis-i Mebûsân. First and Only Edition. Not in Özege.; Not in OCLC.

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[Sir Robert Walpole; Excise Bill of 1733; Houses of Parliament; Parliamentary; Georgian political satire]:Biblio.com

Robert Walpole 'Assemblage 'An exact list of those who voted against bringing in the Excise-Bill' followed by section 'The Lords Protest' ending with an illustrated satirical poem in two parts titled 'Britannia Excisa: Britain Excis'd.'

6867London 1733. Sheets" ; 37 x 24 cm.Ten pages printed on a total of the six leaves of three folio bifoliums leaf dimensions roughly 40.5 x 25 cm. The first part apparently intended to fold around the others is unpaginated and printed on the recto of the first leaf and the verso of the last leaf of the bifolium. Each page consists of a list divided into three columns of small print giving details of the vote with the names of the members their constituencies and a key revealing biographical information e.g. 'Privy-Counsellors' sic and 'for and against Maintaining the Hessian Troops'. The first section is aged and with several closed tears and with some loss resulting in damage to three words. The second and third sections are in better condition though creased and on aged paper and stitched together and paginated 3-10. Pp.3-6 consist of the section entitled 'The Lords Protest' reporting a debate on the Bill in the House of Lords on 23 February 1732. Pp.7-10 carry the poem with pp.9-10 consisting of 'Britannia Excisa: Britain Excis'd. Part II. Tune of Packington's Pound.' At the head of p.7 is a sensational engraving 11.5 x 16.5 cm of a five-headed monster pulling a coach in which a figure Walpole sits complacently. The monster representing the bill flings goods this way and that with its mouths while two figures on foot run for cover. The first part of the poem begins 'Folks talk of Supplies To be rais'd by Excise Old Caleb is bloodily nettl'd;'. The first stanza of the second part reads 'Ye Knaves and ye Fools ye Maids Widows and Wives Come cast away Care and rejoice all your Lives; For since England was England I dare boldly say There ne'er was such Cause for a Thanksgiving Day; For if we're but wise And vote for the Excise Sir Blue-S--ing Walpole 'Sir Blue String' alluding to the ribbon of his Order of the Garter declares as you know he ne'er lies! He'll dismiss the whole Custom-House rascally Crew And fix in each Town an Excise-man or two.' Excessively scarce: the copies on COPAC consisting of electronic reproductions of the British Library copy. See Image of first folio page "An Exact List .". [London, 1733.] unknown

Richard M. Ford Ltd · Royaume-Uni220,00 £GB≈ 251,20 €

Colonel Edward Corbett (1817-1895) of Longnor Hall, Shropshire, Conservative Member of Parliament [Richard Bentley]:Biblio.com

Colonel Edward Corbett Conservative Member of Parliament. Autograph Letter Signed 'Edwd Corbett' to his publisher Richard Bentley discussing tables on mail coaches in his book 'An Old Coachman's Chatter'. With proofs of the tables.

14919'Longnor' Longnor Hall Shropshire. 4 June 1890. The two items relate to the book 'An Old Coachman's Chatter with Some Practical Remarks on Driving. By a Semi-Professional. Edward Corbett Colonel late Shropshire Militia.'London: Richard Bentley and Son 1890. Both the letter and the proofs are in good condition on lightly-aged paper. LETTER: 3pp. 12mo. Bifolium. 34 lines of text in a particularly difficult hand. He will endeavour to 'throw all the light' he can on the subjects mentioned in his correspondent's letter beginning:: 'I think the time between Cape Curig & Holyhead must be correct. The distance is 40 miles & the time allowed 3h 53m which is just about what would be required.' After a paragraph discussing the '2d & 3d tables' he writes: 'I dont know where you have got these Tables from but in the Post Office Directory from which I supplied the list & rates no Famouth mail was given only one to Exeter & another through Exeter to Devonport. Please see my remarks at the bottom of the table.' He concludes: 'Would it not be interesting to the public especially now at the jubilee of the penny post to insert a Table giving the rates of postage in olden days If so I have a copy of "Pattersons sic roads" which gives one & which I could sent to you to be copied.' PROOF: 3pp. 12mo. Bifolium. The first page in two columns is headed '1837. Scotch Mails. DOWN.' The second page is headed '1837. Irish Mails. DOWN'. The third page printed lengthwise is headed 'Western and Foreign Mails. - 1837. - Up and Down.' 'Longnor' [Longnor Hall, Shropshire]. 4 June 1890. unknown

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Francis Horner (1778-1817), Scottish Whig politician, Member of Parliament and political economist, one of the founders of the EBiblio.com

Francis Horner Scottish Whig politician journalist and political economist; Slave Trade Autograph Letter Signed to ‘Harrison’ regarding ‘Stephen’s book’ a pardon for thieves the Attorney General ‘Thorpe’ and the General Assembly.

243901 April 1815. Taunton Somerset. See his entry in the Oxford DNB. At the time of writing a year and a half before his death Horner was Member of Parliament for St. Mawes in Cornwall. 1p 4to. Eighteen lines neatly written. Addressed to ‘My dear Harrison’ and signed ‘Fra Horner.’ In good condition lightly aged with negligible remnants of windowpane mount adhering at edges of blank reverse. Folded for postage. He has received both of Harrison’s letters and is ‘particularly obliged’ to him for ‘sending the copy of Stephen’s communication. The omission is much to be expected to which the escape of the convicted slave-dealers is owing; but it is very important that we should be if possible by an official communication of the opinion of the Attorney General to state to the Subscribers the real grounds of the pardon granted against these men. When it is properly explained the matter throws new disgrace upon Thorpe.’ He has not seen the third edition of Thorpe’s book ‘nor the notice with which he has there honored me’ and he begins to feel ‘very anxious about the report to be made to the General Assembly’. He ends with details of his return to London. Note: He is referring presumably to the trials of the Slave Traders Samuel Samo Joseph Peters and William Tufft slave traders and "A letter to William Wilberforce Esq. M.P. vice president of the African Institution : containing remarks on the reports of the Sierra Leone Company and African Institution" pubd 1815Slave Trade 1 April 1815. Taunton [Somerset]. unknown

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An Act to Attaint such of the Persons concerned in the late Horrid Conspiracy. to assassinate His Majesties Royal Person who are fled from Justice, unless they render themselves to Justice, and for Continuing several others of the said Conspirators in Custody. JACOBITE ASSASSINATION PLOT

Suppression of the Slave Trade Parliamentary Acts 1828-1838

Canada: Correspondence Relative to Emigration to Canada Presented to Both Houses of Parliament by Command of Her Majesty.

ANNO REGNI ANNAE REGINAE - AN ACT LAYING ADDITIONAL DUTIES ON SOPE AND PAPERand upon certain Linens Silks Callicoes and Stuffs and.for Raising One Million Four Hundred Thousands Pounds by way of A LOTTERY. AND TOUCHING CERTAIN SHARES OF STOCK IN The Capital of The SOUTH SEA COMPANY.

Norfolk Island. Annual Reports of the Administrator.

Arrests, arrestés et remontrances du parlement au Roi, au sujet des entreprises du Grand-Conseil [Texte imprimé]. Du 27 novembre 1755

Traité de la preuve par témoins en matière civile, contenant le commentaire de Me Jean Boiceau sur l'article 54 de l'ordonnance de Moulins en latin et en françois... Le tout conféré... par M. Danty,..

[OTTOMAN CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES REGISTERS AFTER 2. CONSTITUTION] Meclis-i Mebûsân Birinci devre 1325-1326 içtimai. 326 senesi muâzene-i umûmîsi hakkinda [.] kaleme alinan esbâb-i mûcibe mazbata-yi umûmîsi.

AN ACT FOR SURVEYING THE CHIEF PORTS AND HEAD LANDS ON THE COASTS OF GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND AND THE ISLANDS AND PLANTATIONS THERETO BELONGING IN ORDER TO THE MORE EXACT DETERMINATION OF THE LONGITUDE AND LATITUDE THEREOF

AN ACT TO RENDER MORE EFFECTUAL AN ACT.INTITULED AN ACT FOR PROVIDING A PUBLICK REWARD FOR SUCH PERSON OR PERSONS AS SHALL DISCOVER THE LONGITUDE AT SEA.

British Acts of Parliament Relating to Tobacco

British Acts of Parliament Relating to Tobacco

Anno Regni Georgii II . An Act for encouraging the Growth of Coffee in His Majesty's Plantations in America

Anno Regni Georgii III . An Act for further continuing two acts made in the sixth and ninth years of his Majesty's reign for punishing mutiny and desertion and for the better payment of the Army and their quarters in his Majesty's dominions in America

Robert Walpole 'Assemblage 'An exact list of those who voted against bringing in the Excise-Bill' followed by section 'The Lords Protest' ending with an illustrated satirical poem in two parts titled 'Britannia Excisa: Britain Excis'd.'

Bill for Removing the Civil Disabilities of the Jews 1834. Contemporary manuscript transcript of the conclusion of the debate on the motion for the second reading of the bill.

Colonel Edward Corbett Conservative Member of Parliament. Autograph Letter Signed 'Edwd Corbett' to his publisher Richard Bentley discussing tables on mail coaches in his book 'An Old Coachman's Chatter'. With proofs of the tables.

Francis Horner Scottish Whig politician journalist and political economist; Slave Trade Autograph Letter Signed to ‘Harrison’ regarding ‘Stephen’s book’ a pardon for thieves the Attorney General ‘Thorpe’ and the General Assembly.

John Dillon Irish nationalist politician. Autograph Letter Signed to the daughter of the novelist George Meredith announcing his plans for a trip to Australia.

Arrests et Reglemens concernant les Fonctions des Procureurs, Tiers referendaires du Parlement de Paris, où l'on void La conduite qu'il faut tenir dans l'infiltration des Procès jusqu'à Jugement diffinitif.

Réglement fait par Messieurs Les Prévost des Marchands & Echevins de la Ville de Paris,sur la Police du Bois et Charbon le 23 Octobre 1648.Ordonnance de Police du 7 février 1784. Ordonnance de police du 16 février 1784.Déclaration du Roi.Arrét de la Cour de Parlement.

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