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... that after Mr. “ Fox had been some time in the front of the hustings and while he
was addressing “ the Electors ( his principal opponents being at a confiderable
distance ) a canvas bag was thrown at him . “ It appears by the manner in which ...
... that after Mr. “ Fox had been some time in the front of the hustings and while he
was addressing “ the Electors ( his principal opponents being at a confiderable
distance ) a canvas bag was thrown at him . “ It appears by the manner in which ...
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An Hibernian Peer , who is ever fond of Niding his spare carcase into every
situation of tumult and confufion , ought to be aware left the indignation of an
incenfed multitude , Thould lead them on some occasion to forget his Lordihip's
right of ...
An Hibernian Peer , who is ever fond of Niding his spare carcase into every
situation of tumult and confufion , ought to be aware left the indignation of an
incenfed multitude , Thould lead them on some occasion to forget his Lordihip's
right of ...
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Mr. Loton , the High Constable was near me , and he faid we will give him some
affıstance , and immediately there was a disturbance between many people with
iticks in their hands , opposite to the Hustings , near Henrietta - street , upon ...
Mr. Loton , the High Constable was near me , and he faid we will give him some
affıstance , and immediately there was a disturbance between many people with
iticks in their hands , opposite to the Hustings , near Henrietta - street , upon ...
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... called to them , and told them our names ; I observed they seem to be a very
extraordinary fort of people , not in the least resembling peace officers , otherwise
than having a great many painted staves , which some of them had not ; I went to
...
... called to them , and told them our names ; I observed they seem to be a very
extraordinary fort of people , not in the least resembling peace officers , otherwise
than having a great many painted staves , which some of them had not ; I went to
...
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Each day you visit every shop , Into each house your head you pop , Nor do you
act the prude ; For ev'ry man falutes your Grace , Some kiís your hand , and some
your face , And some are rather rude . The girl condemn'd to walk the streets ...
Each day you visit every shop , Into each house your head you pop , Nor do you
act the prude ; For ev'ry man falutes your Grace , Some kiís your hand , and some
your face , And some are rather rude . The girl condemn'd to walk the streets ...
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againſt appeared appointed attended becauſe bill body called Candidates carried cauſe character Committee Commons Company conduct conſequence conſidered conſtables Conſtitution Court Covent Garden Crown Ducheſs Election Electors Electors of Weſtminſter exertions fair favour firſt Fox's freedom friends Gentlemen give given Grace hand head High himſelf honour Hood and Sir hope Hotel Houſe influence intereſt John King Lady laſt late leave liberty Lord Hood Majeſty majority means meeting Members morning moſt muſt never opinion Parliament party peace perſon Pitt poll poor preſent principles purpoſe reaſon received repreſent reſpectable riot ſaid ſame ſay ſee ſeveral ſhall ſhould Sir Cecil Wray ſome ſtate ſuch ſupport taken themſelves theſe thing thoſe true vote Weſtminſter whole wiſh Wood's worthy yeſterday
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書誌情報
| 書籍名 | History of the Westminster Election ... |
| 著者 | James Hartley (Ph. D.) |
| 発行 | 1784 |
| 書籍の提供元 | ミシガン大学 |
| デジタル化された日 | 2006年7月28日 |
| ページ数 | 574 ページ |
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