Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 307
... Honourable Mr. but , there were some points in the Speech BOYD & CO . bore an analogy to that of of Sir Francis , in which I must offer an the Honourable Mr. Walsh . I understand observation or two.- -As to the RIGHT him to mean , that ...
... Honourable Mr. but , there were some points in the Speech BOYD & CO . bore an analogy to that of of Sir Francis , in which I must offer an the Honourable Mr. Walsh . I understand observation or two.- -As to the RIGHT him to mean , that ...
Page 313
... honourable post , and upon failing in a subsequent election , was appointed Governor at the Cape of Good Hope- so that the most vivid imagination might be defied to state an adequate reason for this grant . The Earl of Dunmore could ...
... honourable post , and upon failing in a subsequent election , was appointed Governor at the Cape of Good Hope- so that the most vivid imagination might be defied to state an adequate reason for this grant . The Earl of Dunmore could ...
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... Honourable Gentleman was to the item of 38,000l . to Lord Keith , who had incurred heavy damages , for the illegal detention of an American vessel . He ( Mr. Perceval ) did not know whether the Learned and Honourable Gentleman was at ...
... Honourable Gentleman was to the item of 38,000l . to Lord Keith , who had incurred heavy damages , for the illegal detention of an American vessel . He ( Mr. Perceval ) did not know whether the Learned and Honourable Gentleman was at ...
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