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(181) On either side of him stood his brothers and a collection of young lords.

(182) Consider the following case decided by the House of Lords on the construction of the Factories Act.

(183) He was representing the former Lords of the Manor at the pageant.

(184) The Lords had initially upheld the interlocutory injunctions although the House subsequently refused to make the injunctions permanent.

(185) The House of Lords, the second chamber, will try to overturn the measure.

(186) The order to hand over the documents was stayed, pending the outcome of Spicers' appeal to the Lords.

(187) Geoffrey was brought up from infancy with the sons of neighbouring Angevin lords, on whose companionship he relied.

(188) There are only seven women high court judges, two in the court of appeal, and no women law lords.

(189) On the other hand, the fact that some lords and knights are double-listed suggests doubt as to their rightful position.

(190) In the Manse the household occupied themselves with the task of preparing a feast fit for the assembled lords.

(191) So the largely hereditary, geriatric, nominated, meritocratic House of Lords continues on its useful path.

(192) From that decision, leave was given to appeal to the House of Lords.

(193) His decision was upheld by the Court of Appeal and the House of Lords.

(194) At the same time Beaverbrook told the House of Lords of Britain's willingness to attend an international conference on civil aviation.

(195) They plan to take their campaign to the House of Lords in an attempt to finally get some answers.

(196) The Lords held that there was no difference between a cheque card, as in Charles, and a credit card.

(197) Many of the Lilliput lords wear their ribbons proudly at all times.

(198) Over three quarters of the House of Lords attended fee-paying schools of one sort or another.

(199) Threats of a Lords revolt remain, with Mr Patten's attempts to defuse the row having failed.

(200) Perched atop a rock or coral head, propped on their fins, they look like lords of all they survey.

(201) This decision was overturned by the House of Lords but the reasoning of their Lordships is not uniform.

(202) She won her case on appeal, but this was subsequently overruled by the House of Lords.

(203) House of Lords: Debate on international action to protect the environment.

(204) But other local families are likely to have served both lords, among them the Musgraves of Edenhall.

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(205) The Lords can publicise matters and delay action for long enough to allow public opinion to make itself felt.

(206) The House of Lords held that it was of merchantable quality because it was saleable without any substantial reduction of the price.

(207) With the bishops also back in the House of Lords, the political tide had now turned very markedly against the Puritans.

(208) The Bill will soon pass through the House and go to the House of Lords.

(209) The power of kings declined and the power of local feudal lords increased.

(210) There is another problem about getting rid of the Lords.