The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., Band 6;Band 75J. Dodsley, 1834 |
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... John Russell , lord Palmerston , Mr. Stanley ( who had taken upon himself the responsibility of the present bill ) , all of them cabinet ministers , and Mr. O'Connell , not yet a member of the cabinet . This committee had agreed in ...
... John Russell , lord Palmerston , Mr. Stanley ( who had taken upon himself the responsibility of the present bill ) , all of them cabinet ministers , and Mr. O'Connell , not yet a member of the cabinet . This committee had agreed in ...
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... John Key's motion , to repeal the house and window duties , was still more indirect . The vote had been passed simply on the merits of the malt - tax ; the amendment mixed it up with other matters with which it was assumed it might , or ...
... John Key's motion , to repeal the house and window duties , was still more indirect . The vote had been passed simply on the merits of the malt - tax ; the amendment mixed it up with other matters with which it was assumed it might , or ...
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... John C. Hob- house , secretary for Ireland , and one of the members for West- minster , was so bound , on the one hand , by his repeated declarations in the House and on the hustings , that these were taxes which ought to be removed ...
... John C. Hob- house , secretary for Ireland , and one of the members for West- minster , was so bound , on the one hand , by his repeated declarations in the House and on the hustings , that these were taxes which ought to be removed ...
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... John ) Hobhouse , said , " He had attentively listened to what had fallen from the gallant officers in the army on the subject ; but the only reason they gave for defending fogging that he could discover was , that it ought to be ...
... John ) Hobhouse , said , " He had attentively listened to what had fallen from the gallant officers in the army on the subject ; but the only reason they gave for defending fogging that he could discover was , that it ought to be ...
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... John Hobhouse introduced a bill for the regulation of cotton - mills , which was not decided upon till 1830 , five years afterwards . In 1832 , Mr. Sadler brought in his bill , which was referred to a committee up stairs ; and nothing ...
... John Hobhouse introduced a bill for the regulation of cotton - mills , which was not decided upon till 1830 , five years afterwards . In 1832 , Mr. Sadler brought in his bill , which was referred to a committee up stairs ; and nothing ...
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