Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 251
... able Members , 150 more , making in " the whole 307 , are returned to your " Honourable House , not by the collective " voice of those whom they appear to " represent , but by the recommendation " of 70 powerful individuals , added to ...
... able Members , 150 more , making in " the whole 307 , are returned to your " Honourable House , not by the collective " voice of those whom they appear to " represent , but by the recommendation " of 70 powerful individuals , added to ...
Page 275
... able " physicians , should hold themselves in " readiness to proceed to Walcheren , " having been received at the Army Me- " dical Board ; and the members of this " Board not having been able to deter- " mine among themselves which of ...
... able " physicians , should hold themselves in " readiness to proceed to Walcheren , " having been received at the Army Me- " dical Board ; and the members of this " Board not having been able to deter- " mine among themselves which of ...
Page 629
... able and enlightened statesman and lawyer , and who in consequence resign- ed the seals , in unison with that yet greater man Lord Chatham , opposed the doctrine of Lord Mansfield , and the Privileges claimed by the Commons , as ...
... able and enlightened statesman and lawyer , and who in consequence resign- ed the seals , in unison with that yet greater man Lord Chatham , opposed the doctrine of Lord Mansfield , and the Privileges claimed by the Commons , as ...
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