The Senator; or, Clarendon's parliamentary chronicle, Volumen6 |
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... given for the Meeting of Parliament . This no- tification not only aftonifhed his Lordship , but furprized and a- larmed every perfon by whom it was read . He believed it had occafioned a moft dreadful alarm over all parts of the ...
... given for the Meeting of Parliament . This no- tification not only aftonifhed his Lordship , but furprized and a- larmed every perfon by whom it was read . He believed it had occafioned a moft dreadful alarm over all parts of the ...
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... given on the subject , he fhould move , that fome mode be adopted of humbly intreating his Majefty to favour the Houfe with it . Mr. Secretary Dundas obferved , that by the 26th Geo . III . chap . 10. his Majefly had , clearly and ...
... given on the subject , he fhould move , that fome mode be adopted of humbly intreating his Majefty to favour the Houfe with it . Mr. Secretary Dundas obferved , that by the 26th Geo . III . chap . 10. his Majefly had , clearly and ...
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... given us no light whatever , no clue , no information where to find it . The Right Honourable Magiftrate tells us , that , in his high municipal fituation , he hast received certain information which he does not think proper to ...
... given us no light whatever , no clue , no information where to find it . The Right Honourable Magiftrate tells us , that , in his high municipal fituation , he hast received certain information which he does not think proper to ...
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... given to make light allertions in this House , nor do I defire to receive implicit belief . I deprecate con- fidence in my bare affertion . On the contrary , I ftate , that I believe this pretext to be a fraud ; and I intreat you to ...
... given to make light allertions in this House , nor do I defire to receive implicit belief . I deprecate con- fidence in my bare affertion . On the contrary , I ftate , that I believe this pretext to be a fraud ; and I intreat you to ...
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... given away Poland in the mean time because I fuppofe they thought that when Ock- ząkow was gone , the balance of Europe went with it , and they retreated out of the field with difgrace . They gave away Poland with as little compunction ...
... given away Poland in the mean time because I fuppofe they thought that when Ock- ząkow was gone , the balance of Europe went with it , and they retreated out of the field with difgrace . They gave away Poland with as little compunction ...
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