The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., Том 27J. Dodsley, 1800 |
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... Earl Cornwallis : but the members who at that time had the direction of public affairs , not ap proving of fome of the principles of the bill , and declaring their in- tentions of taking up the business early in the next feffions , it ...
... Earl Cornwallis : but the members who at that time had the direction of public affairs , not ap proving of fome of the principles of the bill , and declaring their in- tentions of taking up the business early in the next feffions , it ...
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... earl of Scarborough and Lord vifcount Hampden , in the Houfe of Lords ; and by the earl of Upper Offory , and Sir Francis Baf- fet , in the lower Houfe ; and were But were unanimously agreed to . this unanimity in the 537 ANNUAL ...
... earl of Scarborough and Lord vifcount Hampden , in the Houfe of Lords ; and by the earl of Upper Offory , and Sir Francis Baf- fet , in the lower Houfe ; and were But were unanimously agreed to . this unanimity in the 537 ANNUAL ...
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... earl Temple charged them with having forced their way into the fervice of the crown , and thereby fhaken the conftitution of this country ; he asked why the treaties with the Dutch and the Americans had not been concluded ? why no ...
... earl Temple charged them with having forced their way into the fervice of the crown , and thereby fhaken the conftitution of this country ; he asked why the treaties with the Dutch and the Americans had not been concluded ? why no ...
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... Earl Fitzwilliam , Mr. Frederick Mon- tagu , Lord Lewisham , Mr. George Auguftus North , Sir Gilbert Elliot , Sir Henry Fletcher , and Mr. Gregory . On the 8th of December the bill paffed the Houfe of Com- mons , on a divifion of 208 to ...
... Earl Fitzwilliam , Mr. Frederick Mon- tagu , Lord Lewisham , Mr. George Auguftus North , Sir Gilbert Elliot , Sir Henry Fletcher , and Mr. Gregory . On the 8th of December the bill paffed the Houfe of Com- mons , on a divifion of 208 to ...
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... earl whose name had been mentioned on this occa- fion , had fpoken in the debate , none of them had ventured to af fert they were falfe . That the facts alledged to have been produced , were really the effects of undue influence , and ...
... earl whose name had been mentioned on this occa- fion , had fpoken in the debate , none of them had ventured to af fert they were falfe . That the facts alledged to have been produced , were really the effects of undue influence , and ...
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