Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 105
... occasions , during " the late long and expensive war . ' Great endeavours were made to get rid of this Address . The courtiers mustered all their force on this occasion ; a motion was made for delay as to taking the Mes- 66 " as is ...
... occasions , during " the late long and expensive war . ' Great endeavours were made to get rid of this Address . The courtiers mustered all their force on this occasion ; a motion was made for delay as to taking the Mes- 66 " as is ...
Page 561
... occasion , or the intended Address ; when this was dis - any of the other numerous occasions to covered , then you would have no meeting , which I might refer in the early years of and Address was to lie for signatures the war , pains ...
... occasion , or the intended Address ; when this was dis - any of the other numerous occasions to covered , then you would have no meeting , which I might refer in the early years of and Address was to lie for signatures the war , pains ...
Page 669
... occasion . To any of the reflec- Sheriffs and five or six other persons , tions , naturally excited by the existence of a went into the room , when the following necessity for such precautions , I shall not communication with the ...
... occasion . To any of the reflec- Sheriffs and five or six other persons , tions , naturally excited by the existence of a went into the room , when the following necessity for such precautions , I shall not communication with the ...
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