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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... labour would be increased , while the price of all things necessary to the support , or comfortable en- joyment , of life would be reduced that further political changes , too , would be adopted , rendering the House of Commons still ...
... labour would be increased , while the price of all things necessary to the support , or comfortable en- joyment , of life would be reduced that further political changes , too , would be adopted , rendering the House of Commons still ...
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... labour for fifteen or seventeen hours , was delayed for a fortnight , on the suggestion of sir Robert Peel , who thought its con- sequences too important to justify its immediate adoption by a House [ D ] containing 300 new members , un ...
... labour for fifteen or seventeen hours , was delayed for a fortnight , on the suggestion of sir Robert Peel , who thought its con- sequences too important to justify its immediate adoption by a House [ D ] containing 300 new members , un ...
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... labour which would otherwise be thrown on the Speaker . Mr. Hume wished to have it made imperative on the Speaker to adjourn the House every night at 10 o'clock ; Mr. O'Connell proposed it should meet at 10 in the morning , and sit till ...
... labour which would otherwise be thrown on the Speaker . Mr. Hume wished to have it made imperative on the Speaker to adjourn the House every night at 10 o'clock ; Mr. O'Connell proposed it should meet at 10 in the morning , and sit till ...
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... labour . Was it , then , to be It was wondered at that these uneducated men - uneducated , owing to your own bad laws - should follow the example of injustice and oppression which you had set them ? They had heard of the torture to ...
... labour . Was it , then , to be It was wondered at that these uneducated men - uneducated , owing to your own bad laws - should follow the example of injustice and oppression which you had set them ? They had heard of the torture to ...
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... labour of the bishops was not in proportion to the amount of popu- lation , but to the geographical position of their parishes ; and their labours were greater where the population was scattered over a large space . At all events ...
... labour of the bishops was not in proportion to the amount of popu- lation , but to the geographical position of their parishes ; and their labours were greater where the population was scattered over a large space . At all events ...
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