Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
From inside the book
Results 1-3 of 64
Page 337
... command of a whole district of Eng- land , consisting of five Counties , and having no less than seven English Generals under him . But , Lord Palmerston says the Baron has only the superintendence of a depot . No , my lord ? How comes ...
... command of a whole district of Eng- land , consisting of five Counties , and having no less than seven English Generals under him . But , Lord Palmerston says the Baron has only the superintendence of a depot . No , my lord ? How comes ...
Page 367
... command in all our districts ; they may enjoy all the places of military trust in the kingdom , not ex- cepting the governorships of the forts and castles . Yes , if Mr. Perceval's interpreta- tion of the Act be good , Baron Bock or ...
... command in all our districts ; they may enjoy all the places of military trust in the kingdom , not ex- cepting the governorships of the forts and castles . Yes , if Mr. Perceval's interpreta- tion of the Act be good , Baron Bock or ...
Page 451
... command of that -But , then , is not this abundance of of- distinguished patriot , the Marquis de la ficers ; is not this wealth in military com- Romana ! And then to force the people manders a pretty good argument against the in ...
... command of that -But , then , is not this abundance of of- distinguished patriot , the Marquis de la ficers ; is not this wealth in military com- Romana ! And then to force the people manders a pretty good argument against the in ...
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
abuse Address America amongst answer appears army Bellingham Bill blockade Britain British Buonaparté called Catholic cause command complain conduct consequence coun Court declared Decrees defence duty enemy England English expences fact favour feel flogging force foreign France French Gentleman German give Government Hanover Hanoverian hear honour hope House of Commons instance Ireland JOHN BELLINGHAM judge justice King King's German Legion letter liberty London Lord Lordship Magistrates Majesty's Majesty's Government means measures ment mercenaries military Militia Minister nation neutral never news-papers object observed occasion officers opinion Orders in Council paper Parliament party peace Perceval persons present Prince Regent Princess Princess of Wales principles prisoners punishment reader reason reform regiment repeal Royal Highness shew Sir Francis Burdett soldiers Spain speech suffered sure taken thing thought tion told troops Valencia venal Whigs whole wish words