Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 15R. Bagshaw, 1809 |
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Page 373
... thought at the first it was a very extraordinary circumstance ; and when I found that the note was , as the Witness represented it , destroyed , coupled with the direct assertion of the Royal Duke , that this note was a for- gery , I ...
... thought at the first it was a very extraordinary circumstance ; and when I found that the note was , as the Witness represented it , destroyed , coupled with the direct assertion of the Royal Duke , that this note was a for- gery , I ...
Page 377
... thought it worth her while to forge , ber of parliament , of one of the judges in the would she not have forged something case . And what does he do ? Why , he more full and satisfactory ? Would she sends Colonel Hamilton to . not have ...
... thought it worth her while to forge , ber of parliament , of one of the judges in the would she not have forged something case . And what does he do ? Why , he more full and satisfactory ? Would she sends Colonel Hamilton to . not have ...
Page 741
... thought it right to remind them of the opinion they had recorded of that crimi- nal conduct , of which he then rose to at- cuse two of their own body . Before he entered directly into the statement of his Charge , he trusted that the ...
... thought it right to remind them of the opinion they had recorded of that crimi- nal conduct , of which he then rose to at- cuse two of their own body . Before he entered directly into the statement of his Charge , he trusted that the ...
Contents
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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