Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 257
... INQUIRY . MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.It is hardly necessary to remind the reader , FIRST , that , when ( on the 20th of December last ) the City of London petitioned , in the most submissive manner , to cause an Inquiry to be made into the ...
... INQUIRY . MEDICAL DEPARTMENT.It is hardly necessary to remind the reader , FIRST , that , when ( on the 20th of December last ) the City of London petitioned , in the most submissive manner , to cause an Inquiry to be made into the ...
Page 359
... Inquiry relative to the conduct of the Duke ; the disclosure of all the scandalous transactions brought to light by that Inquiry , confirmed the na- tion in its disbelief of the preachers of alarm . I beseech you , Gentlemen , to ...
... Inquiry relative to the conduct of the Duke ; the disclosure of all the scandalous transactions brought to light by that Inquiry , confirmed the na- tion in its disbelief of the preachers of alarm . I beseech you , Gentlemen , to ...
Page 515
... Inquiry into the selling of Seats , both " send our brave soldiers to their grave- voted and spoke against inquiry into the con- " content to squander the treasures of the duct of Lord Castlereagh and Mr. Perceval , country - content to ...
... Inquiry into the selling of Seats , both " send our brave soldiers to their grave- voted and spoke against inquiry into the con- " content to squander the treasures of the duct of Lord Castlereagh and Mr. Perceval , country - content to ...
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