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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... ment , an act had been passed for granting him a pension of 4,000l . a year ; but ministers had not thought fit to grant him a peerage , a mark of honour usually bestowed on those who had filled the chair of the house for so long a ...
... ment , an act had been passed for granting him a pension of 4,000l . a year ; but ministers had not thought fit to grant him a peerage , a mark of honour usually bestowed on those who had filled the chair of the house for so long a ...
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... ment from the crown ; but this was an appointment from the people . Mr. O'Connell , who seconded Mr. Hume's motion , at once de- nounced the intention of govern- ment as " another instance of the paltry truckling of the present ...
... ment from the crown ; but this was an appointment from the people . Mr. O'Connell , who seconded Mr. Hume's motion , at once de- nounced the intention of govern- ment as " another instance of the paltry truckling of the present ...
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... ment still refusing to evacuate the rest of the territories assigned to Belgium by that treaty , the em- bargo which I had directed to be imposed on the Dutch commerce has been continued . Negotiations are again commenced ; and you may ...
... ment still refusing to evacuate the rest of the territories assigned to Belgium by that treaty , the em- bargo which I had directed to be imposed on the Dutch commerce has been continued . Negotiations are again commenced ; and you may ...
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... ment . Increase of crime had always followed , and always would follow , increase of force . Never had there been such a prosecuting govern- ment as the present . They had prosecuted the press , the people , and even the priests ; but ...
... ment . Increase of crime had always followed , and always would follow , increase of force . Never had there been such a prosecuting govern- ment as the present . They had prosecuted the press , the people , and even the priests ; but ...
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... ment would not have sanctioned . A reformed parliament , it appeared , was now to be called on to pass another , to put an end to agita- tion ; but he would tell them , it would be many and many a day before they could frame and carry ...
... ment would not have sanctioned . A reformed parliament , it appeared , was now to be called on to pass another , to put an end to agita- tion ; but he would tell them , it would be many and many a day before they could frame and carry ...
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