The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England, from the Earliest Times Till the Reign of King George IV. |
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He writes a Pamphlet on the judicial Functions of the Master of the Rolls , 25 . He
supports Bill for the Banishment of Atterbury , 25 . His Behaviour on the
Impeachment of Lord Macclesfield , 26 . Yorke devotes himself to the Duke of
Newcastle ...
He writes a Pamphlet on the judicial Functions of the Master of the Rolls , 25 . He
supports Bill for the Banishment of Atterbury , 25 . His Behaviour on the
Impeachment of Lord Macclesfield , 26 . Yorke devotes himself to the Duke of
Newcastle ...
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From the Earliest Times Till the Reign of King George IV. John Campbell Baron
Campbell. sion of George II . , 28 . Bill to prohibit Loans to foreign States , 29 .
Yorke ' s Speech for an Augmentation of the Forces , 30 . Walpole ' s Excise
Scheme ...
From the Earliest Times Till the Reign of King George IV. John Campbell Baron
Campbell. sion of George II . , 28 . Bill to prohibit Loans to foreign States , 29 .
Yorke ' s Speech for an Augmentation of the Forces , 30 . Walpole ' s Excise
Scheme ...
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... REBELLION OF 1745 . Lord Hardwicke ' s Anxieties on the Dismissal of Sir R .
Walpole , 85 . Formation of the new Administration , 86 . Lord Hardwicke ' s
Speech against the Bill for indemnifying Witnesses against Sir Robert Walpole ,
87 .
... REBELLION OF 1745 . Lord Hardwicke ' s Anxieties on the Dismissal of Sir R .
Walpole , 85 . Formation of the new Administration , 86 . Lord Hardwicke ' s
Speech against the Bill for indemnifying Witnesses against Sir Robert Walpole ,
87 .
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Regency Bill , 121 . Lord Hardwicke supports the Bill for the Reformation of the
Calendar , 122 . Bill respecting the forfeited Estates in Scotland , 123 . Lord
Hardwicke ' s Jew Bill , 123 . Lord Hardwicke ' s Marriage Bill , 124 . Defects in
the old ...
Regency Bill , 121 . Lord Hardwicke supports the Bill for the Reformation of the
Calendar , 122 . Bill respecting the forfeited Estates in Scotland , 123 . Lord
Hardwicke ' s Jew Bill , 123 . Lord Hardwicke ' s Marriage Bill , 124 . Defects in
the old ...
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Lord Northington contends that this was lawful , and that a Bill of Indemnity was
unnecessary , 216 . Lord Mansfield refutes him , 217 . Lord Northington desirous
of retiring , 217 . Joint Representation of the Duke of Grafton and Lord ...
Lord Northington contends that this was lawful , and that a Bill of Indemnity was
unnecessary , 216 . Lord Mansfield refutes him , 217 . Lord Northington desirous
of retiring , 217 . Joint Representation of the Duke of Grafton and Lord ...
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| Заглавие | The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England, from the Earliest Times Till the Reign of King George IV. Том 5 от The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England, from the Earliest Times Till the Reign of King George IV, Mrs. Hardcastle (Mary Scarlett Campbell) |
| Автори | John Campbell Baron Campbell, Mrs. Hardcastle (Mary Scarlett Campbell) |
| Редактор | Mrs. Hardcastle (Mary Scarlett Campbell) |
| Издател | J. Murray, 1846 |
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