The Scots Magazine, Том 46Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1784 |
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... charge in the knowledge of religion and virtue ; and are deeply affected with their prefent diftreffed fituation , arifing from their small livings , as they have good reason to believe , that more than one third of them do not enjoy ...
... charge in the knowledge of religion and virtue ; and are deeply affected with their prefent diftreffed fituation , arifing from their small livings , as they have good reason to believe , that more than one third of them do not enjoy ...
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PARLIAMENT . [ vol . 45. p . 710. ] charge for 18,000l . for the purchase of estimates , he dwelt particularly on the its fate had not confidered it for more and banish. In the House of Commons , Dec. 11 . while the proceedings of the ...
PARLIAMENT . [ vol . 45. p . 710. ] charge for 18,000l . for the purchase of estimates , he dwelt particularly on the its fate had not confidered it for more and banish. In the House of Commons , Dec. 11 . while the proceedings of the ...
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... charge , and in the name of his Noble re- lation challenged them to do it . Mr Fox declared with great warmth , that if he was able to trace up the re port to Lord Temple , he would not he- fitate that moment to move for his im ...
... charge , and in the name of his Noble re- lation challenged them to do it . Mr Fox declared with great warmth , that if he was able to trace up the re port to Lord Temple , he would not he- fitate that moment to move for his im ...
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... charged with ha- ving feized upon government . He denied the affertion . The public waited fix weeks for a ministry ; and every means were tried for a new one without the af fiftance of the coalition ; but failing in every attempt , the ...
... charged with ha- ving feized upon government . He denied the affertion . The public waited fix weeks for a ministry ; and every means were tried for a new one without the af fiftance of the coalition ; but failing in every attempt , the ...
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... charge had been brought against them . Sir Peter Burrell moved inftantly , that the words might be taken down . Lord North infifted , that the inquiry fhould proceed . Mr Dalrymple feemed much embarrass- ' ed . - Said , he had nothing ...
... charge had been brought against them . Sir Peter Burrell moved inftantly , that the words might be taken down . Lord North infifted , that the inquiry fhould proceed . Mr Dalrymple feemed much embarrass- ' ed . - Said , he had nothing ...
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