Pay for Parliament Across Nations in 19th Century
A survey of parliamentary salaries worldwide contrasts each nation’s pay scales. It notes Transvaal members at 6000 dollars a year, US senators with extra fees, Britain with no salary for MPs but high ministerial pay, plus varied stipends from colonies and other countries. It covers France to Switzerland and Japan, highlighting per diem rules and penalties for absenteeism.
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Transvaal
United States
Great Britain
Treasury
M. P
New South Wales
Victoria
Canada
South Australia
Queensland
New Zealand
France
Vienna
Belgium
Little Queen of Holland
Portugal
Norway
Sweden
Switzerland
New York Sun
Duke of Marlborough Tenders Colors on Blenheim Anniversary
The Duke of Marlborough presents a standard of colors to the queen each Blenheim anniversary. Three fleurs-de-lis symbolize the arrangement with the great Duke, serving as acquittance for rents and service owed to the crown by the head of the ducal house.
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Battle of
Blenheim
Quote on voices and fashion from The Journal of Medicine and Science
Dr. H. L. Hastings argues in The Journal of Medicine and Science that women expose their necks while men cover theirs and that women have sweeter voices. he questions why a man's voice should be purer and notes a man is choked and shaved.
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H. L. Hastings
The
Journal of Medicine and Science
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