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Page 242
... and the person or persons so appointed shall try and adjudicate on the matter , whatever may be the amount in dispute therein in a summary manner , entertaining in support of or against any such petition vivá voce evidence on oath ...
... and the person or persons so appointed shall try and adjudicate on the matter , whatever may be the amount in dispute therein in a summary manner , entertaining in support of or against any such petition vivá voce evidence on oath ...
Page 387
But the real state of the case , and above all , the consideration due to a friendly nation require that the Spanish Government should declare in the most explicit and solemn manner , as by the present note it does , that in the ...
But the real state of the case , and above all , the consideration due to a friendly nation require that the Spanish Government should declare in the most explicit and solemn manner , as by the present note it does , that in the ...
Page 538
in a particular manner by Her Majesty's late Chargé d'Affaires , and had concluded in that manner . 2ndly . The inducing of the Tuscan Government to recognize as null and of no more effect than if they had never existed the aforesaid ...
in a particular manner by Her Majesty's late Chargé d'Affaires , and had concluded in that manner . 2ndly . The inducing of the Tuscan Government to recognize as null and of no more effect than if they had never existed the aforesaid ...
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ACT OF PARLIAMENT to extend the Provisions of Act 15 | 15 |
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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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