Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 149
... House an opportunity of using their " he ( Mr. Perceval ) conceived that the " favourite argument , that after the House " House might very possibly be disposed " had once expressed its sense by a ma- " to allow an extract of its ...
... House an opportunity of using their " he ( Mr. Perceval ) conceived that the " favourite argument , that after the House " House might very possibly be disposed " had once expressed its sense by a ma- " to allow an extract of its ...
Page 259
... House ? Would he not be told , that , if it was true , that the nation's money had been wasted in useless enterprises , it had been so wasted with the consent of the House of Commons ? What reply could he make to this ? Would he say ...
... House ? Would he not be told , that , if it was true , that the nation's money had been wasted in useless enterprises , it had been so wasted with the consent of the House of Commons ? What reply could he make to this ? Would he say ...
Page 391
... House of Commons ; for , if that House were to tack the measure to a money bill , the measure , if the House persisted , must go down . This was the way , in which measures were for- merly carried ; this is a way in which the House ...
... House of Commons ; for , if that House were to tack the measure to a money bill , the measure , if the House persisted , must go down . This was the way , in which measures were for- merly carried ; this is a way in which the House ...
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