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My submission would be this , and that is the point I want to deal with , that the public , as such , have no right at all over a common , that they could be excluded by the Lord of the Manor , it there was no doubt about the Lord's ...
My submission would be this , and that is the point I want to deal with , that the public , as such , have no right at all over a common , that they could be excluded by the Lord of the Manor , it there was no doubt about the Lord's ...
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-Yes . doubt whether some men have no business 80. Would you mind telling the Comthere ; it is very difficult to define who are mittee all that you can about the smallon the common at the present day . holders and the rights they claim ...
-Yes . doubt whether some men have no business 80. Would you mind telling the Comthere ; it is very difficult to define who are mittee all that you can about the smallon the common at the present day . holders and the rights they claim ...
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... no doubt these people had sheep turned on to their own place , and they 118. There is one question I should like had not any food for them , and they were to ask with regard to games ; is anybody turned out on the Common at once .
... no doubt these people had sheep turned on to their own place , and they 118. There is one question I should like had not any food for them , and they were to ask with regard to games ; is anybody turned out on the Common at once .
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That would be a point to be raised , no doubt : to prove the rights . They say no cottager has any right , as I have heard said to - day . A cottage carries a beast graze as a right on the common , without a doubt .
That would be a point to be raised , no doubt : to prove the rights . They say no cottager has any right , as I have heard said to - day . A cottage carries a beast graze as a right on the common , without a doubt .
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That is the generally accepted taken from them , as no doubt it will be view of the parishioners , that they all if this Order is made in this particular have a right to turn stock on those Old form . Hills if they think proper .
That is the generally accepted taken from them , as no doubt it will be view of the parishioners , that they all if this Order is made in this particular have a right to turn stock on those Old form . Hills if they think proper .
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| Titel | Parliamentary Papers, Band 6 |
| Autor/in | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Commons |
| Verlag | H.M. Stationery Office, 1924 |
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