Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 33
... Regent . The pub- lic , who had witnessed so many of these openings , always conducted in the same way , seemed to expect nothing at all interesting upon the present occasion . Greatly , however , were they deceived ; and greatly do the ...
... Regent . The pub- lic , who had witnessed so many of these openings , always conducted in the same way , seemed to expect nothing at all interesting upon the present occasion . Greatly , however , were they deceived ; and greatly do the ...
Page 407
... Regent.- -MR . PERCEVAL " tion upon her . As to the subject of this " was silent ! -MR . TIERNEY said , that discussion , he had no delegated authority ; " if the Right Hon . Gentleman persisted " no commands to propose an additional in ...
... Regent.- -MR . PERCEVAL " tion upon her . As to the subject of this " was silent ! -MR . TIERNEY said , that discussion , he had no delegated authority ; " if the Right Hon . Gentleman persisted " no commands to propose an additional in ...
Page 795
... 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 , and ...
... 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 , and ...
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