Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 307
... observation or two.- -As to the RIGHT him to mean , that the case of the Right HON . THOMAS STEELE , Sir Francis ... observed . as complete a white - washer as Pitt's bill of Mr. Wynne answered to this , that Mr. indemnity ; I was ...
... observation or two.- -As to the RIGHT him to mean , that the case of the Right HON . THOMAS STEELE , Sir Francis ... observed . as complete a white - washer as Pitt's bill of Mr. Wynne answered to this , that Mr. indemnity ; I was ...
Page 379
... observed , in explanation , that the commissions of foreign officers were only given for the duration of the war . MR . BENNETT wished to state a fact which came within his own observation , and which had some reference to the pre- sent ...
... observed , in explanation , that the commissions of foreign officers were only given for the duration of the war . MR . BENNETT wished to state a fact which came within his own observation , and which had some reference to the pre- sent ...
Page 425
... observation ? What was the use of saying that , unless you had some better measure to propose for keeping up the paper ? For , observe , Mr. Smith appears to be no enemy to the paper system ; he does not appear to wish to see the paper ...
... observation ? What was the use of saying that , unless you had some better measure to propose for keeping up the paper ? For , observe , Mr. Smith appears to be no enemy to the paper system ; he does not appear to wish to see the paper ...
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