Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 47
... Majesty , and deliver into his Majesty's hand , in the name of the Lord Mayor , Aldermen , and Livery of London , a fair copy of the fore- going Resolutions , signed by the Town Clerk . 9. Resolved unanimously - That the Thanks of this ...
... Majesty , and deliver into his Majesty's hand , in the name of the Lord Mayor , Aldermen , and Livery of London , a fair copy of the fore- going Resolutions , signed by the Town Clerk . 9. Resolved unanimously - That the Thanks of this ...
Page 113
... Majesty therefore laments that Sweden should have found it necessary to purchase peace by considerable sacrifices , his Majesty cannot complain that she has concluded it without his Majesty's parti- cipation . It is his Majesty's ...
... Majesty therefore laments that Sweden should have found it necessary to purchase peace by considerable sacrifices , his Majesty cannot complain that she has concluded it without his Majesty's parti- cipation . It is his Majesty's ...
Page 249
... Majesty's birth- right , declared , as having always existed , the right of Petition to be our birth - right . That ... Majesty , will then be no longer necessary , much less avowed to be necessary , for the admi- nistration of public ...
... Majesty's birth- right , declared , as having always existed , the right of Petition to be our birth - right . That ... Majesty , will then be no longer necessary , much less avowed to be necessary , for the admi- nistration of public ...
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