Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 139
... given , but , because having been so given , I could not imagine , until informed by you , that a repetition of it would be required at my hands . I am quite certain that his Majesty's Govern- ment , having complied with what was ...
... given , but , because having been so given , I could not imagine , until informed by you , that a repetition of it would be required at my hands . I am quite certain that his Majesty's Govern- ment , having complied with what was ...
Page 589
... given , to those Independent Members of " the House of Commons , who have sup " ported the Rights of the People . 66 That the Thanks of this Meeting be " given to Arthur Morris , Esq . High Bai- liff , for his ready compliance with the ...
... given , to those Independent Members of " the House of Commons , who have sup " ported the Rights of the People . 66 That the Thanks of this Meeting be " given to Arthur Morris , Esq . High Bai- liff , for his ready compliance with the ...
Page 675
... given , to Sir Francis " Burdett , bart . for his truly patriotic con- " duct in Parliament , for his unanswered " and unanswerable Argument in the case " of John Gale Jones , vindicating the " rights of the subject , and denying the ...
... given , to Sir Francis " Burdett , bart . for his truly patriotic con- " duct in Parliament , for his unanswered " and unanswerable Argument in the case " of John Gale Jones , vindicating the " rights of the subject , and denying the ...
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