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... Wardle , the maker of the charges , was not adopted ? Is it not true , that this is quite novel in the history of parliament ? Was not the mode Mr. Wardle proposed over- ruled ? Did not the House refuse him that mode , which he wished ...
... Wardle , the maker of the charges , was not adopted ? Is it not true , that this is quite novel in the history of parliament ? Was not the mode Mr. Wardle proposed over- ruled ? Did not the House refuse him that mode , which he wished ...
Page 343
... Wardle thus to be deprived of this part of the effect of his exertions.- -Besides , though Mr. Perceval got the “ gentle- " man's " letter ( Mr. Wardle always men- tioned names ) on the 12th of January , it does not follow , that he set ...
... Wardle thus to be deprived of this part of the effect of his exertions.- -Besides , though Mr. Perceval got the “ gentle- " man's " letter ( Mr. Wardle always men- tioned names ) on the 12th of January , it does not follow , that he set ...
Page 983
... Wardle ; and , the selection was prudent , not only because he has more understanding as to such matters , than all the rest , but , because , by putting him forward , the rest were sure not to expose themselves.- Mr. Huskisson began by ...
... Wardle ; and , the selection was prudent , not only because he has more understanding as to such matters , than all the rest , but , because , by putting him forward , the rest were sure not to expose themselves.- Mr. Huskisson began by ...
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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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