The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., Volume 6; Volume 75J. Dodsley, 1834 - History |
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... heard , that the gentleman , whose re - appointment they were now dis- cussing , had ere this been elevated to a still higher and more honour- able situation - a seat in the other house , which the long services of a laborious life had ...
... heard , that the gentleman , whose re - appointment they were now dis- cussing , had ere this been elevated to a still higher and more honour- able situation - a seat in the other house , which the long services of a laborious life had ...
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... heard much , of late years , regarding abuses in the Welsh judicature ; but he had never heard it proposed to remedy them , by establishing an independent Welsh legislature . A large majority of his own con- stituents at Leeds ...
... heard much , of late years , regarding abuses in the Welsh judicature ; but he had never heard it proposed to remedy them , by establishing an independent Welsh legislature . A large majority of his own con- stituents at Leeds ...
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... heard , he was not disposed to do so , for he felt that the House was called upon to show by an over- whelming majority that it was not disposed to sanction a measure which would tend , not merely to legislative separation , but to ...
... heard , he was not disposed to do so , for he felt that the House was called upon to show by an over- whelming majority that it was not disposed to sanction a measure which would tend , not merely to legislative separation , but to ...
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... heard the opinion expressed by his Majesty's government , that , whilst they wished all just subjects of grievance to be redressed , they were determined to stand by the constitution of this House as it existed , and to resist all ...
... heard the opinion expressed by his Majesty's government , that , whilst they wished all just subjects of grievance to be redressed , they were determined to stand by the constitution of this House as it existed , and to resist all ...
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... heard the statements made in the House , he had drawn his own conclusion as to the state of Ireland from those generally notorious facts of which every man accustomed to refer to the ordinary channels of information must be aware . He ...
... heard the statements made in the House , he had drawn his own conclusion as to the state of Ireland from those generally notorious facts of which every man accustomed to refer to the ordinary channels of information must be aware . He ...
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