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... thought mean to speak of cost . In a House where there are so many rich men - and all are sup- posed to be rich who come here -- I do not speak of cost ; but I remember an hon . Mem- ber holding the rank of a colonel in the army once ...
... thought mean to speak of cost . In a House where there are so many rich men - and all are sup- posed to be rich who come here -- I do not speak of cost ; but I remember an hon . Mem- ber holding the rank of a colonel in the army once ...
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... thought it expedient to recommend what we all agreed was the real remedy , though some of us may have felt not much confi- dence in its being carried out . The mi- nority thought that it was better to modify the proposition so as to ...
... thought it expedient to recommend what we all agreed was the real remedy , though some of us may have felt not much confi- dence in its being carried out . The mi- nority thought that it was better to modify the proposition so as to ...
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... thought that Her Majesty's Go- because the proper time for discussing them vernment were justified in thinking that will be when I ask leave to bring in a Bill the late Parliament were of opinion that on the subject , a proposal which I ...
... thought that Her Majesty's Go- because the proper time for discussing them vernment were justified in thinking that will be when I ask leave to bring in a Bill the late Parliament were of opinion that on the subject , a proposal which I ...
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... thought it gave any support , directly or indirectly , to the Fenian movement he would not give it his support . He thought it would have been politic on the part of the Government if they had put similar words into Her Majesty's Speech ...
... thought it gave any support , directly or indirectly , to the Fenian movement he would not give it his support . He thought it would have been politic on the part of the Government if they had put similar words into Her Majesty's Speech ...
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... thought that the noble Earl would have been glad to receive such a body ; but the noble Earl , I am in- formed , has told them that although he will be very glad to hear what they have to say , he cannot receive them until two o'clock ...
... thought that the noble Earl would have been glad to receive such a body ; but the noble Earl , I am in- formed , has told them that although he will be very glad to hear what they have to say , he cannot receive them until two o'clock ...
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