 | 1822 - 874 Seiten
...ten thousand individuals in Upper Canada (including men, women, and children), he thought sixteen, in the present state of the province, was about a...spare enough time for due attendance. The blank was filled up with the word sixteen. It was here observed by Mr. Pitt, that the bill did not limit the... | |
 | Adam Lillie - 1855 - 316 Seiten
...above 10,000 individuals in Upper Canada (including men, women, and children), he thought sixteen, in the present state of the Province, was about a...spare enough time for due attendance." The blank was, therefore, filled up with the word " sixteen." (See Gourlay, Vol. II., p. 103.) The number set down... | |
 | Adam Lillie - 1855 - 312 Seiten
...above 10,000 individuals in Upper Canada (including men, women, and children), he thought sixteen, in the present state of the Province, was about a...spare enough time for due attendance." The blank was, therefore, filled up with the word " sixteen." (See Gourlay, Vol. II., p. 103.) The number set down... | |
 | Adam Lillie - 1855 - 318 Seiten
...above 10,000 individuals in Upper Canada (including men, women, and children), he thought sixteen, in the present state of the Province, was about a...spare enough time for due attendance." The blank was, therefore, filled up with the word " sixteen." (See Gourlay, Vol. II., p. 103.) The number set down... | |
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Members of Assembly could have been obtained in Upper Canada. "Mr. Pitt said, as there were not above ten thousand individuals in Upper Canada, (including men, women, and children), he thought sixteen in the present state of the province was about a reasonable... 