Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 229
... Prince at " Carleton House yesterday , when he was " GRACIOUSLY PLEASED PERSON . " ALLY TO RENEW THE ASSU- " RANCES OF HIS PERFECT ESTEEM " AND CONFIDENCE . " This was the light in which the matter was then placed before the public ...
... Prince at " Carleton House yesterday , when he was " GRACIOUSLY PLEASED PERSON . " ALLY TO RENEW THE ASSU- " RANCES OF HIS PERFECT ESTEEM " AND CONFIDENCE . " This was the light in which the matter was then placed before the public ...
Page 239
... Prince would feel gratified , if some of the friends of his early public life would accept of place under the said ... Prince's early public life is a mere tail- piece that seems to have casually dropped from his pen , just when he was ...
... Prince would feel gratified , if some of the friends of his early public life would accept of place under the said ... Prince's early public life is a mere tail- piece that seems to have casually dropped from his pen , just when he was ...
Page 795
... Prince Regent and to Mr. Per- ceval as nearly as possible at the same mo- ment of time ; with the expression of Lord Wellesley's wish , that the precise time of his resignation might be accommodated to the pleasure of his Royal Highness ...
... Prince Regent and to Mr. Per- ceval as nearly as possible at the same mo- ment of time ; with the expression of Lord Wellesley's wish , that the precise time of his resignation might be accommodated to the pleasure of his Royal Highness ...
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