Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 185
... charge : a charge not brought against him by an individuai ; but by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty , and grounded on official do- cuments . Upon such documents , Sir , their Lordships founded the charge of " neglect , or delay ...
... charge : a charge not brought against him by an individuai ; but by the Lords Commissioners of the Admiralty , and grounded on official do- cuments . Upon such documents , Sir , their Lordships founded the charge of " neglect , or delay ...
Page 357
... charge a son of the king with acts extremely injurious to the nation ; and what does he thereupon say ? Does he say , that he is ready to give the charge an impartial hearing ; and that justice ought to be done upon the high as well as ...
... charge a son of the king with acts extremely injurious to the nation ; and what does he thereupon say ? Does he say , that he is ready to give the charge an impartial hearing ; and that justice ought to be done upon the high as well as ...
Page 563
. ground their charge of " raising the stand- an illegal warrant . The people of West- ard of Insurrection ? " On what fact dominster appear to have thought him right . they ground this charge ? Insurrection They showed their respect ...
. ground their charge of " raising the stand- an illegal warrant . The people of West- ard of Insurrection ? " On what fact dominster appear to have thought him right . they ground this charge ? Insurrection They showed their respect ...
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