Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 99
... called a jacobin and leveller ; he was so called because he made a motion to address the king for an inquiry into the shameful failure at the Helder . Nay , as often as he rose his voice against any act of folly or corruption , or ...
... called a jacobin and leveller ; he was so called because he made a motion to address the king for an inquiry into the shameful failure at the Helder . Nay , as often as he rose his voice against any act of folly or corruption , or ...
Page 871
... called upon to assist the poorer clergy " with the sum of 100,000l . and that this is not the first time we have been so called upon , while the very minister , who demands the money , acknowledges , that more than one half of thy ...
... called upon to assist the poorer clergy " with the sum of 100,000l . and that this is not the first time we have been so called upon , while the very minister , who demands the money , acknowledges , that more than one half of thy ...
Page 1011
... called up this morning , about three o'clock , by Mrs. Neale , who said , Get up ! get up ! the Duke is murdered ! Infor- mant says he got up , and took a pair of pistols with him , and when he came to the sitting - room , next his ...
... called up this morning , about three o'clock , by Mrs. Neale , who said , Get up ! get up ! the Duke is murdered ! Infor- mant says he got up , and took a pair of pistols with him , and when he came to the sitting - room , next his ...
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