Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 571
... ( hear ! ) , or to conjecture what they were , as it was quite unparliamentary to attempt to influence the deliberations of that House , by stating the opinions of the Prince Regent . THE EARL OF DONOUGHMORE . " If the " Noble Lord's ...
... ( hear ! ) , or to conjecture what they were , as it was quite unparliamentary to attempt to influence the deliberations of that House , by stating the opinions of the Prince Regent . THE EARL OF DONOUGHMORE . " If the " Noble Lord's ...
Page 573
... Hear , hear ! ) The principle of exclusion was , he con- tended , in itself faulty , vicious , danger- ous , and must be ultimately fatal ; it was , as it had been well denominated by a Noble Marquis ( Wellesley ) , who had on a former ...
... Hear , hear ! ) The principle of exclusion was , he con- tended , in itself faulty , vicious , danger- ous , and must be ultimately fatal ; it was , as it had been well denominated by a Noble Marquis ( Wellesley ) , who had on a former ...
Page 597
... ( Hear , hear , hear ! ) . How sanguine were these hopes - how strong and firmly rooted the foundations on which they seemed to rest ! -- but they are gone , blasted at the moment of full maturity ? and instead of that rich and abundant ...
... ( Hear , hear , hear ! ) . How sanguine were these hopes - how strong and firmly rooted the foundations on which they seemed to rest ! -- but they are gone , blasted at the moment of full maturity ? and instead of that rich and abundant ...
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