Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 15R. Bagshaw, 1809 |
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Page 169
... Chief would use his influence and obtain payment to col . French of a balance due to him by govern- ment on account of the levy . This was promised , but the Commander in Chief failing to fulfil his part of the condition , the loan he ...
... Chief would use his influence and obtain payment to col . French of a balance due to him by govern- ment on account of the levy . This was promised , but the Commander in Chief failing to fulfil his part of the condition , the loan he ...
Page 171
... Chief . His gallant friend near him ( sir Arthur Wellesley ) might per- haps , state of what description the army was which the Commander in Chief had put into his hands . Could the army have achieved the great exploits , for which it ...
... Chief . His gallant friend near him ( sir Arthur Wellesley ) might per- haps , state of what description the army was which the Commander in Chief had put into his hands . Could the army have achieved the great exploits , for which it ...
Page 173
... Chief , but with him- ( hear ! hear ! ) * blishments of the country . By means of the press , the liberty of which was so va- luable , and the licentiousness of which was so pernicious , it appeared to be the design of the CONSPIRATORS ...
... Chief , but with him- ( hear ! hear ! ) * blishments of the country . By means of the press , the liberty of which was so va- luable , and the licentiousness of which was so pernicious , it appeared to be the design of the CONSPIRATORS ...
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AmericaOrders in Council relative to the Commerce with the United States | 1 |
CONVENTION in PortugalReport of the Board of Inquiry to the King | 13 |
City and County of the City of Gloucester March | 29 |
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