Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 15R. Bagshaw, 1809 |
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... conduct should be fully known ! There never was a case in which more fairness , or a greater desire to afford every ... conduct of their pro- ceedings so arraigned . He could not for- bear , however , referring to one proof of the ...
... conduct should be fully known ! There never was a case in which more fairness , or a greater desire to afford every ... conduct of their pro- ceedings so arraigned . He could not for- bear , however , referring to one proof of the ...
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... Conduct of the late Com- mander in Chief of the Army . - The Wor- shipful the Mayor in the Chair . Resolved , That circumstances of public notoriety place beyond all doubt the long existence of nefarious and scandalous Abuses in various ...
... Conduct of the late Com- mander in Chief of the Army . - The Wor- shipful the Mayor in the Chair . Resolved , That circumstances of public notoriety place beyond all doubt the long existence of nefarious and scandalous Abuses in various ...
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... Conduct of the DUKE OF YORK . ( Continued from p . 798. ) BOROUGH OF WARWICK . At a respectable Meeting of the Bur- gesses and Inhabitants of the Borough of Warwick , held at the Court - House , on Tuesday , 16th May , 1809 , pursuant ...
... Conduct of the DUKE OF YORK . ( Continued from p . 798. ) BOROUGH OF WARWICK . At a respectable Meeting of the Bur- gesses and Inhabitants of the Borough of Warwick , held at the Court - House , on Tuesday , 16th May , 1809 , pursuant ...
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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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