The Senator; or, Clarendon's parliamentary chronicle, Band 6 |
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... Lordship's matureft deliberations ; were he even qualified to attract the attention of their Lordships . Before he proceeded any farther , he fhould only fay , that the Address , which he intended to have the honour of fubmitting to ...
... Lordship's matureft deliberations ; were he even qualified to attract the attention of their Lordships . Before he proceeded any farther , he fhould only fay , that the Address , which he intended to have the honour of fubmitting to ...
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... Lordship then adverted to feditious writings , which had been induftriously circulated through the kingdom , for the ... Lordships . He was decidedly of opinion , that we had no right to interfere with the internal affairs of that ...
... Lordship then adverted to feditious writings , which had been induftriously circulated through the kingdom , for the ... Lordships . He was decidedly of opinion , that we had no right to interfere with the internal affairs of that ...
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... Lordship prefumed it would be as unneceflary as it would , in many inftances , be painful , to call the attention of their Lord- fhips to the events which had lately taken place on the Continent ; their Lordships had certainly ...
... Lordship prefumed it would be as unneceflary as it would , in many inftances , be painful , to call the attention of their Lord- fhips to the events which had lately taken place on the Continent ; their Lordships had certainly ...
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... Lordship wifhed that it fhould be adopted unanimouly , to prove , that Government were determined to preferve facred ... Lordships who had preceded him . He infifted that it was a perverfion of the law to embody the Militia , except in ...
... Lordship wifhed that it fhould be adopted unanimouly , to prove , that Government were determined to preferve facred ... Lordships who had preceded him . He infifted that it was a perverfion of the law to embody the Militia , except in ...
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... Lordship , but furprized and a- larmed every perfon by whom it was read . He believed it had occafioned a moft dreadful alarm over all parts of the kingdom , ftating tumult and diforder , no one knows how ; riots and infur- rections ...
... Lordship , but furprized and a- larmed every perfon by whom it was read . He believed it had occafioned a moft dreadful alarm over all parts of the kingdom , ftating tumult and diforder , no one knows how ; riots and infur- rections ...
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