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When the petitioners , and others interested , have been heard in the order herein stated , those in favor of , and those in opposition to the proposed abolition of tolls , shall each have one hour for the presentation of their ...
When the petitioners , and others interested , have been heard in the order herein stated , those in favor of , and those in opposition to the proposed abolition of tolls , shall each have one hour for the presentation of their ...
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Before I sit down , I desire to make a motion , that the hour of adjournment at these hearings , be at half.past nine o'clock , unless otherwise ordered by the Committee . Mr. BROOKS . I move to amend by substituting half - past ten ...
Before I sit down , I desire to make a motion , that the hour of adjournment at these hearings , be at half.past nine o'clock , unless otherwise ordered by the Committee . Mr. BROOKS . I move to amend by substituting half - past ten ...
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It seems to me that from half past seven to ten two hours and a half is as much time as we can afford to give each evening , as members of the Committee . Mr. Noyes . ... I move that half - past ten be the hour of adjournment .
It seems to me that from half past seven to ten two hours and a half is as much time as we can afford to give each evening , as members of the Committee . Mr. Noyes . ... I move that half - past ten be the hour of adjournment .
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It seems to me that half - past ten is as late an hour as we could expect the witnesses who are to be called upon to testify in this case , some of whom will come from a distant part of the city , to remain here .
It seems to me that half - past ten is as late an hour as we could expect the witnesses who are to be called upon to testify in this case , some of whom will come from a distant part of the city , to remain here .
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They will insist upon as many boats as are requisite to accommodate them at any hour of the . day or night , and good ones at that ; and they will insist upon sufficient accommodations at the slips . They will insist that you shall have ...
They will insist upon as many boats as are requisite to accommodate them at any hour of the . day or night , and good ones at that ; and they will insist upon sufficient accommodations at the slips . They will insist that you shall have ...
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| Title | Documents of the City of Boston, Volume 2 |
| Author | Boston (Mass.). City Council |
| Published | 1872 |
| Original from | the University of Michigan |
| Digitized | 19 Oct 2011 |
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