...longer. With great .Submiffion I fpeak it, in my poor Opinion, K— , L sand С s, can no more continue s Parliament beyond its natural Duration, than they...at extraordinary Junctures, Conventions have been turned into Papliaments, but it has been thought advifeable foon to determine them, and to pafs Afts...

...longer. With i— ^JLLj great Submiffion I fpeak it, in my poor Opinion, King, Lords, and Commons , can no more continue a Parliament beyond its natural...at extraordinary Junctures, Conventions have been tum'd into Parliaments ; but it has been thought advifeable foon to determine them, and to pafs Adts...

...their reprefentatives ? In my opinion, with great fubmiffion I fpeak it, King, Lords, and Commons, can no more continue a Parliament beyond its natural duration, than they can make a Parliament. The wifeft governments, it is well known, have ever been the moft cautious in continuing thofe perfons...

...delegation is elapfcd, you are no longer their reprefentatives. In my opinion, the King, Lord*, and Commons, can' no more continue a. Parliament .beyond its natural duration, than they can make a Parliament." Here, then, we have the opinion of a great Englifh lawyer, that Parliament had no power to extend thfc...

...their reprefentatives ? In my opinion, with great fubmiffion 1 fpeak it, king, lords, and commons, can no more continue a parliament beyond its natural duration than they can make a parliament. The wifeft governments, it is well known, have ever been the moft cautious in continuing thofe perfons...

...opinion, with great submission I speak it, King, Lords, and Commons can no more conR 3 tinue tinue a parliament beyond its natural duration, than they can make a parliament. The wisest governments, it is well known, have ever been the most cautious in continuing those persons...

...longer their representation ? In my opinion, with great submission I speak it, King1, Lords, and Commons can no more continue a parliament beyond its natural duration, than they can make a parliament. The wisest governments, it is well known, have ever been the most cautious in continuing those persons...

...serve them no longer. With great submission I speak it, in my pooropinion, King, Lords, and Commons can no more continue a parliament beyond its natural...at extraordinary junctures, conventions have been turned into parliaments : but it has been thought advisable soon to determine them, and to pass acts...

...sentiments of my Lord Raymond on this occasion: — "The King, Lords, and Commons can no more prolong a parliament beyond its natural duration, than they can make a parliament." Again, alluding to the despotic ministers of those days, the right hon. gentleman opposite (Mr. Perceval)...

...sentiments of my lord Raymond on this occasion : — " The King, Lords, anil Commons can no more prolong a parliament beyond its natural duration, than they can make a parliament." — Again, alluding to the despotic ministers of those days, the right hon. the Chancellor of the Exchequer...