Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 151
... received from you , and that the neces -- One of the facts alluded to has been ad- sity of this determination will , without delay , be made to your Government . In the mean time a ready attention will be given to any communication ...
... received from you , and that the neces -- One of the facts alluded to has been ad- sity of this determination will , without delay , be made to your Government . In the mean time a ready attention will be given to any communication ...
Page 261
... received ; because , as we shall presently see , on that day , Lord = Castlereagh wrote to the Commander in Chief ( Sir David Dundas ) in consequence of having received those letters . The reader will not only carry the dates along in ...
... received ; because , as we shall presently see , on that day , Lord = Castlereagh wrote to the Commander in Chief ( Sir David Dundas ) in consequence of having received those letters . The reader will not only carry the dates along in ...
Page 271
... received intelligence from Lord Castlereagh was moving Sir David Sir E. Coote and Mr. Webbe , that imme- Dundas to move Lord Levison Gower to diate medical aid and additional medical move the Army Medical Board to move me- stores were ...
... received intelligence from Lord Castlereagh was moving Sir David Sir E. Coote and Mr. Webbe , that imme- Dundas to move Lord Levison Gower to diate medical aid and additional medical move the Army Medical Board to move me- stores were ...
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