Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volume 21R. Bagshaw, 1812 |
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Page 145
... persons who sentence , include a prohibition against my have so large à discretion in the taking thoughts finding their way to America ; up and imprisoning of the suspected , in no , nor against their producing an impres- the ...
... persons who sentence , include a prohibition against my have so large à discretion in the taking thoughts finding their way to America ; up and imprisoning of the suspected , in no , nor against their producing an impres- the ...
Page 365
... Persons duly au- missions or Letters of Service to Foreign Officers THEREIN ; and it is proper that ⚫ all persons who shall or may have ad- vised his Majesty to enlist such Soldiers , ⚫ and to grant such Commissions or Letters of ...
... Persons duly au- missions or Letters of Service to Foreign Officers THEREIN ; and it is proper that ⚫ all persons who shall or may have ad- vised his Majesty to enlist such Soldiers , ⚫ and to grant such Commissions or Letters of ...
Page 611
... persons who are not in want . It is a notorious fact , that potatoes ( things which are hardly fit to be the food of man ) sell at the rate of eight or nine shillings the Winchester bushel ; that is to say , three - pence a quart . When ...
... persons who are not in want . It is a notorious fact , that potatoes ( things which are hardly fit to be the food of man ) sell at the rate of eight or nine shillings the Winchester bushel ; that is to say , three - pence a quart . When ...
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