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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... duty to the people , to approve blindly the conduct of his fervants . When we have examined dili- gently , and confidered deliberately the conduct of any Minifter , and are at last fully convinced that he has acted prudently and wifely ...
... duty to the people , to approve blindly the conduct of his fervants . When we have examined dili- gently , and confidered deliberately the conduct of any Minifter , and are at last fully convinced that he has acted prudently and wifely ...
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... of gratitude to the memory of the best of Princeffes , as well as of duty to the best of Kings . Henry Fox , Efq ; Jan. 24 , 1738 . * The confort of George the Second . As • As fpeeches from the Throne have been taken for BRITISH SENATE .
... of gratitude to the memory of the best of Princeffes , as well as of duty to the best of Kings . Henry Fox , Efq ; Jan. 24 , 1738 . * The confort of George the Second . As • As fpeeches from the Throne have been taken for BRITISH SENATE .
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... duty to put a stop to any fuch grants in future . In the mean time , Sir , I am as forward as any Gentleman here , that we fhould condole on the irrepa- rable lofs of our late Queen ; and that we teftify our refolution of lofing no ...
... duty to put a stop to any fuch grants in future . In the mean time , Sir , I am as forward as any Gentleman here , that we fhould condole on the irrepa- rable lofs of our late Queen ; and that we teftify our refolution of lofing no ...
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... duty of Parliament , and especially of this House , to give our Sovereign the most fincere advice , not only when it is afked , but often when it is not defired by the Crown . As Members of this House , we are in duty bound to have a ...
... duty of Parliament , and especially of this House , to give our Sovereign the most fincere advice , not only when it is afked , but often when it is not defired by the Crown . As Members of this House , we are in duty bound to have a ...
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... duty , at least , to addrefs his Majefty to remove such a Minister , because such a one is inconfiftent with the conftitution of our government . Upon this queftion , my Lords , it fignifies nothing whether the general character the ...
... duty , at least , to addrefs his Majefty to remove such a Minister , because such a one is inconfiftent with the conftitution of our government . Upon this queftion , my Lords , it fignifies nothing whether the general character the ...
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