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| In 2006, he sponsored in the House of | Commons a bill which had emerged from the Senate, the |
| July 1931, Church introduced to the House of | Commons a Ten Minute Rule bill promoted by the Eugeni |
| XML | Commons: A project focusing on common code and guidel |
| The project included Charles | Commons, a new, modern residence hall that includes p |
| He was the Baby of the House, entering the | Commons a month before his 25th birthday. |
| When this was reported in the House of | Commons, a firestorm of protest broke out. |
| rs-Sutton was elected Speaker of the House of | Commons, a post he would hold for the next eighteen y |
| his wife to be his secretary in the House of | Commons, a practice which has attracted significant n |
| led to questions being asked in the House of | Commons about the comic. |
| He died in Doctors' | Commons about May 1552. |
| Brown used his House of | Commons account to pay for the mailing because Michae |
| how Patrick Brown used his Canadian House of | Commons account. |
| From 1910-19 he was a member of the House of | Commons Accounts Committee. |
| aled the Qualification of Members of House of | Commons Act 1759 and the Parliament Act 1710. |
| The | Commons Act 1876 (39 & 40 Vict. |
| In 1871 the Wimbledon and Putney | Commons Act was passed which prevented further buildi |
| s comepletely enclosed under the Enclosure of | Commons Act 1818. |
| For the Creative | Commons activist of the same name, see Michelle Thorn |
| Link to | Commons added; no need to flood the article with pics |
| ctober 25, 2006, Clay-Battelle opened the new | Commons, Administrative Offices, Kitchen, and 6 new c |
| Palmer sat briefly in the House of | Commons after winning a by-election as an Independent |
| n to Parliament in 1945 and left the House of | Commons after completing his term in the 19th Canadia |
| Montgomery left the House of | Commons after completing his term in the 24th Parliam |
| He returned to the | Commons after a nine-year absence when he was elected |
| in 1862 and then was elected to the House of | Commons after Confederation. |
| Cleaver left the House of | Commons after completing his fourth term in office, t |
| da from 1861 to 1866 and then in the House of | Commons after Confederation. |
| and will make a link to more in a gallery in | Commons after I upload the rest of them. |
| He remained in the House of | Commons after Pride's Purge, but when named one of th |
| The Whigs held a majority in the House of | Commons after the election in 1695, although not all |
| In 1650, in another sermon to the | Commons after the battle of Dunbar, he cited the Book |
| first direct member of the Canadian House of | Commons after the redistribution prior to the 1904 fe |
| He left the | Commons after inheriting his father's title in 1860 a |
| third female member to serve in the House of | Commons after this became legally possible in 1918, r |
| represent Vancouver in the Canadian House of | Commons after the serving MP, David William Gordon di |
| He was returned to the House of | Commons again at the December 1910 general election, |
| elected to the newly-formed Canadian House of | Commons, again as a Tory. |
| He was returned to the House of | Commons again in 1847, but did not see re-election at |
| of 1868 Beaumont was returned to the House of | Commons again and sat as Member of Parliament (MP) fo |
| nal trend, and did not stand for the House of | Commons again. |
| l did not try for re-election to the House of | Commons again. |
| ellemare was elected to the Canadian House of | Commons against Liberal incumbent Hormisdas Mayrand i |
| 1902, and was elected to the British House of | Commons against the official unionist. |
| nd Mary should both take the throne which the | Commons agreed with the proviso that William alone ho |
| es are under-represented, but in the House of | Commons, Alberta's Senate elections are controversial |
| onally, the large lifestyle centers Algonquin | Commons, Algonquin Galleria, and Geneva Commons are a |
| wever, an appeal was lodged, and the House of | Commons allowed both members to take their seats. |
| Creative | Commons allows people to remix Foster's songs and syn |
| Commons also adds four postformal stages: Systematic | |
| Creative | Commons also has an Audit Committee, with two members |
| n to sit three times in the Canadian House of | Commons, always representing the federal constituency |
| However, the following day the | Commons amended the East India Bill to make the assis |
| The House of | Commons amended the bill to exclude Scotland, on the |
| his election he was the Baby of the House of | Commons, an informal title for the youngest member. |
| rson recorded as the presiding officer of the | Commons, an office later known as the Speaker of the |
| e adopted a maverick approach in the House of | Commons, and was never made a Minister. |
| The parishioners complained to the House of | Commons, and the Commons passed their complaint on to |
| supports legitimate sharing through Creative | Commons, and has licensed text on her blog, including |
| er, Foreign Secretary, Leader of the House of | Commons, and Deputy Prime Minister. |
| The document was never passed by the | Commons and therefore would not have been formally pr |
| s second son Edward sat in the Irish House of | Commons and became later the 7th Baronet. |
| puty Leader of the Government in the House of | Commons and Chief Government Whip. |
| Oxenden died at his house in Doctors | Commons and was buried in the family vault at Wingham |
| perennial candidate for the Canadian House of | Commons, and lists his occupation as a factory worker |
| politician, Speaker of the Canadian House of | Commons and Lieutenant-Governor of Quebec (d.1963) |
| Sassoon's letter is read in the House of | Commons and is dismissed, as he is considered mentall |
| havior was founded in 1978 by Michael Lamport | Commons and John Anthony Nevin. |
| On 12 May 2009, Fedora | Commons and the DSpace Foundation joined their organi |
| ater became a member of the Canadian House of | Commons and cabinet minister. |
| alternative copyright practices with Creative | Commons and also lobbied the United States Congress f |
| years later, he entered the British House of | Commons and represented Wigtownshire as Member of Par |
| The Whigs held a majority in the House of | Commons, and therefore the two Whig candidates were d |
| came Clerk Assistant at the Canadian House of | Commons and was appointed Clerk in 1980. |
| Bryson's son John served in the House of | Commons and his son George also served in the provinc |
| ist politician and MP in the British House of | Commons and in Northern Ireland (d.1934). |
| wther was retiring as Speaker of the House of | Commons and was created Viscount Ullswater later in 1 |
| of the few people who served in the House of | Commons and in the Oireachtas. |
| f Sir Edward Phelips, Speaker of the House of | Commons and Master of the Rolls. |
| He served only one term in the House of | Commons, and did not contest the 1964 general electio |
| nd Baronet, served as Speaker of the House of | Commons and as Master of the Rolls. |
| nadian Parliament, Langlois left the House of | Commons and did not seek re-election in the 1968 elec |
| esented King's County in the British House of | Commons and sat in the House of Lords as an Irish Rep |
| the South Dorset constituency of the House of | Commons and the South West England constituency of th |
| , Avery served in the North Carolina House of | Commons and later in the North Carolina Senate, where |
| e administration of services for the House of | Commons, and it has responsibility for detailed scrut |
| 27th Parliament, McLelland left the House of | Commons and did not seek re-election in the 1968 elec |
| I found a simulated image on | Commons and added it, but it would be much preferable |
| Liberal party member of the Canadian House of | Commons and then the Senate of Canada. |
| r in 1895 and served in the Canadian House of | Commons and Senate. |
| rew Young McLean later served in the House of | Commons and was also publisher for the Expositor whic |
| And I have shots of the occupied cafe on the | Commons and other Broadway Market stuff I will put up |
| s was a member of the North Carolina House of | Commons and served as Speaker of the House. |
| ction, Ellison-Macartney ran for the House of | Commons, and was elected as Conservative member for t |
| t Wayne County in the North Carolina House of | Commons and at a state constitutional convention, bot |
| nadian Parliament, Ferguson left the House of | Commons and did not seek re-election in the 1957 elec |
| 1st Baron Colchester, Speaker of the House of | Commons, and Elizabeth, daughter of Sir Philip Gibbes |
| nadian Parliament, Gauthier left the House of | Commons and did not seek another term in the 1953 ele |
| ernment would hold a minority in the House of | Commons and would be structurally weak, possibly dama |
| he is one of the youngest MPs in the House of | Commons and is the youngest Conservative MP in the cu |
| s Belfast East in the United Kingdom House of | Commons and in the Northern Ireland Assembly and serv |
| rial and execution only about 70 attended the | Commons and attendance in the Lords rarely reached a |
| eld after the Speaker of the British House of | Commons and Member of Parliament (MP) Horace King ret |
| and North Poole constituency of the House of | Commons and the South West England constituency of th |
| ickersgill, a member of the Canadian House of | Commons and a Cabinet minister. |
| election of 1837 he returned to the House of | Commons and sat for the constituency again until 1847 |
| Canadian Parliament, Howard left the House of | Commons and was appointed to the Senate for the Welli |
| tremont and a member of the Canadian House of | Commons and of the Senate of Canada. |
| ollowing a petition presented to the House of | Commons, and passed without a division in either Hous |
| He was a Clerk in House of | Commons and was private secretary to William Patrick |
| It elected two MPs to the House of | Commons and was divided into two single member consti |
| dia built a new Biology building and Learning | Commons and $52 million was raised in the Capital Cam |
| ked as an aide to Jim Wallace in the House of | Commons and as Special Adviser to the Deputy First Mi |
| n 1728, FitzGerald entered the Irish House of | Commons and sat for Dingle until his death. |
| All the photos were moved to Wikimedia | Commons and the J27 gallery is linked from there. |
| The area is part of Esher | Commons and is designated a Site of Special Scientifi |
| holder is assisted by shadow ministers in the | Commons and in the Lords. |
| r William Henry Sharpe served in the House of | Commons and Senate. |
| ins the Muggleswick, Stanhope and Edmundbyers | Commons and Blanchland Moor SSSI. |
| It was mentioned in the House of | Commons and an article subsequently appeared in the T |
| Could someone please upload those to | commons and integrate them in this list?--Diaa |
| His son Gustave served in both the House of | Commons and the Ontario assembly. |
| There's a copy on | Commons, and it's more up-to-date, and whether or not |
| adian Parliament, Patterson left the House of | Commons and did not seek another term in the 1940 ele |
| as Lord Privy Seal and Leader of the House of | Commons and leaves the War Cabinet. |
| s frustrated by a declaration of the House of | Commons, and the whole plan was finally dropped. |
| Canadian Parliament, Harold left the House of | Commons and did not seek re-election in the 1921 gene |
| 588 to 1590 he became Speaker of the House of | Commons and later he was promoted to Queen's Sergeant |
| of William Lenthall, Speaker of the House of | Commons, and his wife, Elizabeth, daughter of Ambrose |
| nted Leader of the Government in the House of | Commons and Solicitor General of Canada. |
| the Leader of the Government in the House of | Commons and Liberal Party House Leader. |
| as one of the leading spirits in the House of | Commons and an opponent of James I, Charles I and the |
| ittee Stage of the Bill's passage through the | Commons and forced a major revision of the financial |
| dian Parliament, Desrochers left the House of | Commons and did not seek another term in the 1925 fed |
| d in the provincial assembly and the House of | Commons and went on to become Lieutenant Governor for |
| term (1811-12) in the North Carolina House of | Commons and one term (1814-15) in the North Carolina |
| -Philippe Caron, was a member of the House of | Commons and served in the cabinet of Sir John A. Macd |
| neteenth century, the institution of Doctors' | Commons and its members were looked upon as old-fashi |
| ge and forced him to resign from the House of | Commons and enter the House of Lords. |
| the fifth woman ever elected to the House of | Commons and the only woman in the 20th Canadian parli |
| he Bill was re-introduced before the House of | Commons and was passed by 263 votes to 102. |
| , one must create an account at the Wikimedia | Commons and then link it to the page. |
| If anyone can use the | Commons and find any picks of the courses, the trophy |
| later represented Restigouche in the House of | Commons and another son George replaced Robert in the |
| irst appearance before the assembled House of | Commons and House of Lords on 17 November 1423. |
| nd went on to served in the Canadian House of | Commons and Senate. |
| He was elected to the Canadian House of | Commons, and after the Canadian Alliance merged into |
| e under a free license, that you upload it to | Commons and place it under the J27 category. |
| rvative party member of the Canadian House of | Commons and a lawyer. |
| Canadian Parliament, Stick left the House of | Commons and did not seek further re-election. |
| lding candidates in elections to the House of | Commons and to local government. |
| lwyn Lloyd was often absent from the House of | Commons, and Dodds-Parker was forced to answer questi |
| district of Macleod in the Canadian House of | Commons and serves as Minister of State for Finance. |
| s later to campaign for the Canadian House of | Commons, and Gretsinger entered the by-election to su |
| he library, additional classrooms, the dining | commons and student areas. |
| vid, the family's 60-year-old solicitor Kevin | Commons, and 31-year-old Garry Purdham, brother of ru |
| became a member of both the Canadian House of | Commons and the Legislative Assembly of Quebec. |
| st Viscount Eversley, Speaker of the House of | Commons, and Sir John Shaw-Lefevre. |
| d, by a Member of Parliament, in the House of | Commons, and to other reports in British newspapers, |
| Liberal party member of the Canadian House of | Commons and a Senator. |
| Treatise on | Commons and Waste Lands (1868); |
| Debrett's House of | Commons and the Judicial Bench 1889 |
| Debrett's House of | Commons and the Judicial Bench, 1889 |
| Upload it at | Commons and leave a note here. |
| served one full term in the Canadian House of | Commons and did not run again. |
| Llanbadoc is within the British House of | Commons and National Assembly of Wales constituencies |
| If any probs, search "geograph" on | commons and there is a page about it. |
| Joseph Tubb opposed the enclosure of the | commons and pulled down fences in rebellion against t |
| He represented Wigan in the English House of | Commons and also served as Lord Lieutenant of Antrim. |
| loughby, was elected to the Canadian House of | Commons and served as Lieutenant Governor of Ontario. |
| 01 Mitford was chosen Speaker of the House of | Commons and sworn of the Privy Council. |
| n the Princess Palatine, was impeached by the | commons, and sentenced to the pillory. |
| he was elected to the North Carolina House of | Commons and served as Speaker of that body. |
| rt of Broxbourne Constituency in the House of | Commons, and sends a Councillor to Hertfordshire Coun |
| Parliamentary Secretary (also a member of the | Commons), and a permanent secretary (a civil servant) |
| the Quebec assembly and the Canadian House of | Commons and Senate. |
| cessfully for a seat in the Canadian House of | Commons and the Quebec assembly in 1867. |
| Baron, represented Carmarthen in the House of | Commons and served as Lord Lieutenant of Carmarthensh |
| xford University and Tamworth in the House of | Commons and also served as Envoy to Sweden. |
| onstruction of two new subdivisions, Rockford | Commons and Rockford Township. |
| However, he made little impact in the | Commons and at the next election was not re-nominated |
| can't use images that aren't uploaded to the | commons anyhow. |
| The House of | Commons approved the draft orders on 23 March. |
| The | commons are sites of special scientific interest (SSS |
| Hempstown and Hempstown | Commons are neighbouring townlands, located in Wicklo |
| October 18 - Deliberations of the House of | Commons are televised for the first time making Canad |
| holds is "The Deck," a wooden deck used as a | commons area for students before school, during break |
| s gym for a reunion prom set, football field, | commons area and hallways; which will include 200 ext |
| vel building features a Student Concourse and | Commons area that has a cafeteria and an outdoor plaz |
| The ground floor Abbey features a student | commons area, TV and game room. |
| Commons Areas and a Hall of Fame offer interior event | |
| Commons areas are also equipped with wireless interne | |
| The House of | Commons argued that its reason for firing him was pro |
| Morgan, a strong Whig, entered the House of | Commons as Member of Parliament for Monmouthshire in |
| represented Carleton in the Canadian House of | Commons as a Conservative member from 1912 to 1917 an |
| Adamson was elected to the Canadian House of | Commons as the Liberal candidate for the riding of Hu |
| He was also elected to the Canadian House of | Commons as the Conservative candidate for the Quebec |
| is seat in 1895, but returned to the House of | Commons as MP for Northampton from 1906 to January 19 |
| ented Waterloo North in the Canadian House of | Commons as a Liberal member from 1867 to 1878 and fro |
| He was elected to the House of | Commons as MP. for Queen's County at the 1880 general |
| rston, finally won a majority in the House of | Commons as the Conservative vote fell significantly. |
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