...it refpeets the reprefentation of \Veftminfter in the prefent pari iament . ' '— R efol ved, t hat it be recommended to the petitioners to withdraw their petitions under the fptrisl ciirumfbnces of the cafe." That notwithftanding this extraordinary, and perhaps unparalleled...

...diftant) *' THE PROSECUTION OF THE CAUSE ON THE " PART OF THE PETITIONERS PROMISES TO BE *' FRUITLESS, AS FAR AS IT RESPECTS THE " REPRESENTATION OF WESTMINSTER IN THE " PRESENT PARLIAMENT. " Refolved, " That it be recommended to <e the petitioners to withdraw their petition un" der the fpecial...

...fruitless, as far as it respects the repres^ntation of Westminster in the present Parliament..—Resolved, That it be recommended to the petitioners to withdraw...circumstances of the case." That, notwithstanding th's extraordinary, and perhaps unparalleled, application from a court of justice to its suitors, Lord...

...year* more), the prosecution of the cause, on the part of the petitioners, promises to be fruitless; as far as it respects the representation of Westminster...court of justice to its suitors. Lord Hood and the oilier petitioners having refused to withdraw their respective petitions, the proceedings of the Committee...

...years Inore), the prosecution of the cause, on the part of the petitioners, promises to be fruitless; as far as it respects the representation of Westminster...under the special circumstances of the case." That noU withstanding this extraordinary, and perhaps unparalleled, application from a court of justice...

...years more,) the prosecution of the cause, on the part of the petitioners, promises to be fruitless, as far as it respects the representation of Westminster...of justice to its suitors) lord Hood and the other petitioner* having refused to withdraw their respective petitions, the proceedings of the committee...