Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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Page 41
... sure Mr. Perry will not pretend , that the acts of that Legis- lature ought to pass for nothing , merely because it is a body in which the Emperor is always sure to have a majority on his side . Oh , no ! Mr. Perry will not pretend ...
... sure Mr. Perry will not pretend , that the acts of that Legis- lature ought to pass for nothing , merely because it is a body in which the Emperor is always sure to have a majority on his side . Oh , no ! Mr. Perry will not pretend ...
Page 331
... sure as Mr. Huskisson has a pension , destroy the king's throne as well as the liberties of the peo- ple — Mr. PETER MOORE reminded the 5,000l . a year , for looking after 2,400 men . But , my lord , was not this so , last year as well ...
... sure as Mr. Huskisson has a pension , destroy the king's throne as well as the liberties of the peo- ple — Mr. PETER MOORE reminded the 5,000l . a year , for looking after 2,400 men . But , my lord , was not this so , last year as well ...
Page 467
... sure that its influence will not pene- trate these walls this day . I feel con- scious that the imputation does not attach to my faithful friend nor to me ; and I am sure that both the Learned Lord and your- selves are too noble and too ...
... sure that its influence will not pene- trate these walls this day . I feel con- scious that the imputation does not attach to my faithful friend nor to me ; and I am sure that both the Learned Lord and your- selves are too noble and too ...
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