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The electors , indeed , are nominally supreme ; they can at a general election transfer the government of the country from one party to another . ) the three colonies , viz . But of things annexed to land , it is otherwise , as of commons , advowsons , and the like appendants or appurtenances .... The new convention , which all but compels a Ministry defeated at a general election to resign office , is , on the face of it , an acknowledgment that the electorate constitutes politically the true sovereign power.65 It also tends to convert a general election into a decision that a particular party shall hold office for the duration of the newly-elected Parliament and , in some instances , into the election of a particular statesman as Prime Minister for that period.66 This new convention is the sign of many minor political or constitutional changes , such , for example , as the introduction of the habit , quite unknown not only to statesmen as far removed from us as Pitt , but to Peel , to Lord John Russell , or to Lord Palmerston , of constantly addressing , not only when out of office but also when in office , speeches to some body of electors and hence to the whole country . The value is an absolute or relative URL , or one of the special values listed below . They may be called rights or liberties with regard to the tenements to which they are owed , but servitudes with regard to the tenements by which they are owed .... Where an argument can take on more than one possible value , the possible values are separated by vertical bars " | " . And no doubt the referendum , if ever established in England , may have the effect , which it already has in Switzerland , of making it possible that a minister or a Cabinet , supported on the whole by the electorate , shall retain office honestly and openly , though some proposal made by the Prime Minister and his colleagues and assented to by both Houses of Parliament is , through the referendum , condemned by the electorate . In the argument of Chudleigh 's Case the line is drawn thus : " Always , the warranty as to voucher requires privity of estate to which it was annexed , " ( i.e. succession to the original covenantee , ) " and the same law of a use .... " / 1 / For rights belong to a free tenement , as well as tangible things ....