The Beauties of the British Senate: Taken from the Debates of the Lords and Commons, from the Beginning of the Administration of Sir Robert Walpole, to the End of the Second Session of the Administration of the Right Hon. William Pitt : Being an Impartial Selection Of, Or Faithful Extracts From, the Most Eminent Speeches ... , with the Names of the Members, to Whom They are Ascribed, Annexed Thereto : to which is Prefixed, the Life of Sir Robert Walpole, Volume 1John Stockdale, 1786 - 351 páginas |
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... Crown and the nation , by the vigorous pro- fecution of thofe Minifters , who were deemed the chief inftru- ments of the Peace , was foon rewarded by the extraordinary promotions of Firft Commiffioner of the Treasury , and Chan- cellor ...
... Crown and the nation , by the vigorous pro- fecution of thofe Minifters , who were deemed the chief inftru- ments of the Peace , was foon rewarded by the extraordinary promotions of Firft Commiffioner of the Treasury , and Chan- cellor ...
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... Crown to his Majesty's perfon and family . But , Sir , give me leave to fay , that the readieft way to make these engagements good , is by reserving to ourselves a right for inquiry into any application that may have been made of the ...
... Crown to his Majesty's perfon and family . But , Sir , give me leave to fay , that the readieft way to make these engagements good , is by reserving to ourselves a right for inquiry into any application that may have been made of the ...
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... Crown . As Members of this House , we are in duty bound to have a watchful eye over the public measures his Majefty is advised to pursue , and over the chief Minifters he is pleafed to employ in the adminiftration of public affairs ...
... Crown . As Members of this House , we are in duty bound to have a watchful eye over the public measures his Majefty is advised to pursue , and over the chief Minifters he is pleafed to employ in the adminiftration of public affairs ...
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... Crown , by of humble Addrefs ; I believe it will not be faid , that it is unusual , or unprecedented ; and therefore I fhall not trouble your Lordships with calling to your remembrance , any of the precedents that may be found in the ...
... Crown , by of humble Addrefs ; I believe it will not be faid , that it is unusual , or unprecedented ; and therefore I fhall not trouble your Lordships with calling to your remembrance , any of the precedents that may be found in the ...
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... Crown will be employed in blasting the credit , or preventing the effect of his evidence ; and probably in making the punishment fall , not upon the guilty Minister , but upon the brave and honeft accufer . Earl of Carteret , Feb. 13 ...
... Crown will be employed in blasting the credit , or preventing the effect of his evidence ; and probably in making the punishment fall , not upon the guilty Minister , but upon the brave and honeft accufer . Earl of Carteret , Feb. 13 ...
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