Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 1R. Bagshaw, 1802 |
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Page 33
... observed , that he thought the interests of our own possessions in the West - Indies required that the expe- dition should be attended with success ; but , The Earl of Carlisle rose , and observed , that ministers had taken such ...
... observed , that he thought the interests of our own possessions in the West - Indies required that the expe- dition should be attended with success ; but , The Earl of Carlisle rose , and observed , that ministers had taken such ...
Page 487
... observed by all our loving subjects , advantage. * respective ports as those of the most favoured na- tion , and in general the two parties shall enjoy in each others port , with respect to commerce and na- vigation , the same privileges ...
... observed by all our loving subjects , advantage. * respective ports as those of the most favoured na- tion , and in general the two parties shall enjoy in each others port , with respect to commerce and na- vigation , the same privileges ...
Page 489
... observed throughout that part our kingdom called Scotland , upon Tuesday , the first day of June next : and we do strictly charge and command , that the said Public Thanksgiving be reverently and decently observed by all our loving ...
... observed throughout that part our kingdom called Scotland , upon Tuesday , the first day of June next : and we do strictly charge and command , that the said Public Thanksgiving be reverently and decently observed by all our loving ...
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