Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 381
... Bill , which had been passed as applicable to England , during the last year , were not now , extended to Ireland . He was happy , therefore , that his Right Hon . Friend , ( Mr. Perceval ) had agreed to ex- tend the provisions of the Bill ...
... Bill , which had been passed as applicable to England , during the last year , were not now , extended to Ireland . He was happy , therefore , that his Right Hon . Friend , ( Mr. Perceval ) had agreed to ex- tend the provisions of the Bill ...
Page 383
continue the provisions of the former Bill , | by moving for leave to bring in a Bill for and to extend them to Ireland , so as to continuing , for a time to be limited , with the render the law alike in both countries , Amendments ...
continue the provisions of the former Bill , | by moving for leave to bring in a Bill for and to extend them to Ireland , so as to continuing , for a time to be limited , with the render the law alike in both countries , Amendments ...
Page 415
... Bill of last Session . The original pretext for it , was , that gold was rising in price . That was not now the case ; on the contrary , it had been falling for some time . The Bill too had been futile , and the only effect it had ...
... Bill of last Session . The original pretext for it , was , that gold was rising in price . That was not now the case ; on the contrary , it had been falling for some time . The Bill too had been futile , and the only effect it had ...
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