Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 55
... answer ; and , if any gentleman will do this , putting his name to what he writes , I promise him , that I will give publicity to his answer , provided it do not exceed four times the length of the Address ; provided his an- swer reach ...
... answer ; and , if any gentleman will do this , putting his name to what he writes , I promise him , that I will give publicity to his answer , provided it do not exceed four times the length of the Address ; provided his an- swer reach ...
Page 791
... answer to it gy for the answer in question ; but that , as from a clergyman of the Church of Eng- this right arises wholly out of the circum - land . stance of our paying them such immense sums of money annually , we have no such right ...
... answer to it gy for the answer in question ; but that , as from a clergyman of the Church of Eng- this right arises wholly out of the circum - land . stance of our paying them such immense sums of money annually , we have no such right ...
Page 797
... answer stated the House of Commons , was to be preserv- in Mr. Canning's paper to have been re- ' ed to him ; -That with respect to official turned to a similar question . 2dly , I ob- arrangements , he ( Lord L. ) would not served to ...
... answer stated the House of Commons , was to be preserv- in Mr. Canning's paper to have been re- ' ed to him ; -That with respect to official turned to a similar question . 2dly , I ob- arrangements , he ( Lord L. ) would not served to ...
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