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The importance of possessing a port for this purpose is too apparent , under existing circumstances , to require or justify explanation . The works of harbour and river improvement have made satisfactory progress during the past season ...
The importance of possessing a port for this purpose is too apparent , under existing circumstances , to require or justify explanation . The works of harbour and river improvement have made satisfactory progress during the past season ...
Page 473
... and Smith from Pesth ( as the Undersigned had the honour to inform the Earl of Westmorland on the 19th of April ) was caused by their infringement of existing orders , and was quite in accordance with the laws existing in Austria .
... and Smith from Pesth ( as the Undersigned had the honour to inform the Earl of Westmorland on the 19th of April ) was caused by their infringement of existing orders , and was quite in accordance with the laws existing in Austria .
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In the Lombardo - Venetian Kingdom , the existing communal regulations are to be maintained , reserving , however , the power of introducing such improvements as may be called for by experience . 17. The function of Judge is to be ...
In the Lombardo - Venetian Kingdom , the existing communal regulations are to be maintained , reserving , however , the power of introducing such improvements as may be called for by experience . 17. The function of Judge is to be ...
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| Title | British and Foreign State Papers |
| Author | Great Britain. Foreign and Commonwealth Office |
| Contributor | Great Britain. Foreign Office. Library |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1825 |
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