Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 15R. Bagshaw, 1809 |
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Page 583
... Lord Sligo .. How could lord Sligo be benefited by returning a Member to Parliament who was a stranger to him ? -That was within his own breast ; I cannot account for that . How could you suppose he would be obe liged by making such a ...
... Lord Sligo .. How could lord Sligo be benefited by returning a Member to Parliament who was a stranger to him ? -That was within his own breast ; I cannot account for that . How could you suppose he would be obe liged by making such a ...
Page 585
Did you communicate to lord Hawar- den that you had the disposal of one of In your answer relating to the distribu - lord Sligo's Seats in Parliament ? —I did tion of this money , why did you not in- clude the name of lord Sligo , if he ...
Did you communicate to lord Hawar- den that you had the disposal of one of In your answer relating to the distribu - lord Sligo's Seats in Parliament ? —I did tion of this money , why did you not in- clude the name of lord Sligo , if he ...
Page 591
... lord Sligo , that he had any par- ticular desire , from his friendship to lord Clancarty , to return him to Parliament ? - From the many conversations I had with lord Sligo , I have not a doubt he would willingly do lord Clancarty a ...
... lord Sligo , that he had any par- ticular desire , from his friendship to lord Clancarty , to return him to Parliament ? - From the many conversations I had with lord Sligo , I have not a doubt he would willingly do lord Clancarty a ...
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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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