A general assemblyof the states of the realm was proposed; I have submitted this request to the king because I could not grant it from my own authority.
The Meeting of the General Assembly, and the Recording of Their Majesties Commission, to John Lord Carmichael, for Representing Their Majesties therein.
To settle this vexed question of the Bards, as well as to obtain the sanction of the estates to the taxation of Argyle, King Hugh called a General Assembly in the year 590.
Like a wise politician, however, he was slow to reveal his plan, preferring to await the return of the ships to France, which had scarcely set sail when he convoked a general assembly in order to disclose his projects.
They then thought seriously of repairing their fault, and a general assembly of the citizens of Montreal was called in June, 1771, at which it was unanimously decided that they must labor strenuously to rebuild the chapel.
A Council of State and a General Assembly established--the model of every subsequent provincial form of government.
The legislative power of the State shall be vested in a General Assembly, which shall consist of a Senate and House of Delegates.
The legislative power of the commonwealth is vested in a General Assembly consisting of a Senate and House of Delegates.
Another regulation, however, adopted at the same time, still more explicitly acknowledges the existence of a General Assembly as the governing body of the fraternity.
The name given to it was that of the "General Assembly of Masons.
Before the general agitation had risen to its present alarming height, governor Gage had issued writs for the election of members to a general assembly.
In most of the states, the two houses together are called general assembly.
A senate and a house of representatives, styled general assembly.
A senate and a house of delegates, styled general assembly.
A senate and a house of commons, called the general assembly.
He wrote to all the powers of Christendom, and convoked a general assembly at Mantua, to deliberate upon the means of arresting the progress of the Ottomans.
More than a century before the first crusade, the barons and prelates had ceased to meet in general assembly to regulate the forms of justice, and lend to the acts of royal authority the support of their political influence.
Mantua, general assembly at, to incite resistance to the Turks, iii.
In the month of September a committee waited upon Governor Bernard, praying him to convene a general assembly.
Young Henry was recognised by a general assembly of the barons and bishops of France as having the only lawful right to the English throne.
That there is now a sufficient number of Your Majesty’s subjects residing in and possessed of real property in this province and who are otherwise qualified to be members of a General Assembly.
General Assembly adopted an act making it treason to defend the late proceedings or to doubt the right of his son, Charles II.
The agitation for the renewal of the charter still continued, and Wyatt called a general assembly January, 1640, at which time it was determined to make another effort.
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