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Every reasonable object is within his reach by legal honest means ; and why
should he wish for more ? Does any man think him a greater man than his father
? Certainly not . Is any man absurd and bigotted enough to say , that an office ,
filled ...
Every reasonable object is within his reach by legal honest means ; and why
should he wish for more ? Does any man think him a greater man than his father
? Certainly not . Is any man absurd and bigotted enough to say , that an office ,
filled ...
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... to act in full conformity to your wishes , and on all occasions to endeavour to
prove myself , Your very faithful servant ... that I said in the House of Commons ,
16 That I did « not wish to see the provision made for Military Officers annihilated
...
... to act in full conformity to your wishes , and on all occasions to endeavour to
prove myself , Your very faithful servant ... that I said in the House of Commons ,
16 That I did « not wish to see the provision made for Military Officers annihilated
...
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Of Sir Cecil Wray's goodness of heart , we need no stronger proof than his
patriotic wish of demolishing the only afylum of a very few , out of the great
numbers who have been necessitated to become the objects , by having been
the defenders ...
Of Sir Cecil Wray's goodness of heart , we need no stronger proof than his
patriotic wish of demolishing the only afylum of a very few , out of the great
numbers who have been necessitated to become the objects , by having been
the defenders ...
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A correspondent informs us , that the article , mentioning Mr. Addington's
interview with the Secretary of State , is in some particulars erroneous ; the
Secretary did not express a wish that the military should be called forth , on the
contrary , he ...
A correspondent informs us , that the article , mentioning Mr. Addington's
interview with the Secretary of State , is in some particulars erroneous ; the
Secretary did not express a wish that the military should be called forth , on the
contrary , he ...
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And with such a witness , in such a cause , it deserves a reprehension , and I
wish it was in my power to give it such a reprehension as it deserves . Mr. Pigot .
You came here to - day without any subpæna : -Yes , in company with a
Gentleman I ...
And with such a witness , in such a cause , it deserves a reprehension , and I
wish it was in my power to give it such a reprehension as it deserves . Mr. Pigot .
You came here to - day without any subpæna : -Yes , in company with a
Gentleman I ...
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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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