Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 37
... Address , but not an " Address , which , as usual , was an echo to " the Speech from the throne , & c . & c . " The writer then proceeds to characterize the Address of Sir Francis , of which I shall say more by - and - by . The Morning ...
... Address , but not an " Address , which , as usual , was an echo to " the Speech from the throne , & c . & c . " The writer then proceeds to characterize the Address of Sir Francis , of which I shall say more by - and - by . The Morning ...
Page 51
... Address , and echoing its sentiments with regard to " the state of the press , the waste of public money , the taxes , and their mode " of being levied , by which no man's " house was any longer sacred , the Ho- " nourable member ...
... Address , and echoing its sentiments with regard to " the state of the press , the waste of public money , the taxes , and their mode " of being levied , by which no man's " house was any longer sacred , the Ho- " nourable member ...
Page 55
... Address ; provided his an- swer reach me within fifteen days ; and provided it do not contain any personal abuse .-- Now , if this offer be not ac- cepted , and , if those who disapprove of the Address confine themselves to foul abuse ...
... Address ; provided his an- swer reach me within fifteen days ; and provided it do not contain any personal abuse .-- Now , if this offer be not ac- cepted , and , if those who disapprove of the Address confine themselves to foul abuse ...
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