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HOUSE OF LORDS. Eng. law. The English lords, temporal and spiritual, when
taken collectively and forming a branch of the parliament, are called the
House of Lords.
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An arrest warrant was issued for the 61-year-old Black, a former Canadian citizen who is now a member of the British House of Lords. My husband's Mamaji (mother's brother), Krishan Kant, is the vice president of India and presides over the Rajya Sabha, a legislative body analogous to the British House of Lords, which meets in the Parliament building, and which was in session when the incident took place. Most of you will immediately get the hilarity of this turn of events given the Post's relentless pursuit of the prime minister'sshady dealings in Shawinigan under Conrad Black's proprietorship and the prime minister's return of favour denying the man his appointment to the British House of Lords while still a Canadian citizen. |
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