The Senator; or, Clarendon's parliamentary chronicle, Том 30 |
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... Honourable Gentleman who had juft pre- ceded him on this occafion , and that they fhould both ex- prefs their approbation of that measure , although it was an approbation which would proceed perhaps from different reasons ; this was not ...
... Honourable Gentleman who had juft pre- ceded him on this occafion , and that they fhould both ex- prefs their approbation of that measure , although it was an approbation which would proceed perhaps from different reasons ; this was not ...
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... Honourable Friend had gone a little further , and had given his opinion upon the outline of the fubject , Mr ... Gentleman oppofite to him ( Mr. Fox ) , whofe opinions were now happily known to his country , might agree with his Honourable ...
... Honourable Friend had gone a little further , and had given his opinion upon the outline of the fubject , Mr ... Gentleman oppofite to him ( Mr. Fox ) , whofe opinions were now happily known to his country , might agree with his Honourable ...
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... Honourable Gentleman , that the compact for ceffion of the territories alluded to was directly with France ; and it was upon the condition of those ceffions only which others on the part of England were to be made . Mr. Whitbread ...
... Honourable Gentleman , that the compact for ceffion of the territories alluded to was directly with France ; and it was upon the condition of those ceffions only which others on the part of England were to be made . Mr. Whitbread ...
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... Honourable Gentleman ( Mr. Pitt ) , faid Mr. Fox , has laid down as a maxim , that whenever the Execu- tive Government places us in peace with another country , we are bound to speak , if not respectfully , at least to for- bear ...
... Honourable Gentleman ( Mr. Pitt ) , faid Mr. Fox , has laid down as a maxim , that whenever the Execu- tive Government places us in peace with another country , we are bound to speak , if not respectfully , at least to for- bear ...
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... Honourable Gentleman who had ridiculed this fubject would take the trouble to enquire of the worthy and able Representative of that Sovereign in this country , he would find that his Master was well fatisfied that Minifters had done ...
... Honourable Gentleman who had ridiculed this fubject would take the trouble to enquire of the worthy and able Representative of that Sovereign in this country , he would find that his Master was well fatisfied that Minifters had done ...
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