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... Lord Viscount Townshend, the Lord Lieutenant, in his speech I. Y from the throne [xxxiii. 555.], Finioed both Houses, that the present prospect of affairs promised them an opportunity of deliberating on the interior Police of the ...
... Lord Viscount Townshend, the Lord Lieutenant, in his speech I. Y from the throne [xxxiii. 555.], Finioed both Houses, that the present prospect of affairs promised them an opportunity of deliberating on the interior Police of the ...
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... Lord Lieutenant for his upright administration: what crime has he committed since that period, that we should now refuse to pay him the same compliment? He has only spent one year more in watching over our welfare. Were we indeed to ...
... Lord Lieutenant for his upright administration: what crime has he committed since that period, that we should now refuse to pay him the same compliment? He has only spent one year more in watching over our welfare. Were we indeed to ...
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... Lord Shannon being gone into the country, on the presumption of all business being done.] A threatening letter to the L. Visc. Townshend. Vol. xxx immediately framed, passed without position, and was transmitted io E: land. An anonymous ...
... Lord Shannon being gone into the country, on the presumption of all business being done.] A threatening letter to the L. Visc. Townshend. Vol. xxx immediately framed, passed without position, and was transmitted io E: land. An anonymous ...
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... Lord Kinnoul, Lord Rollo, and of several other gentlemen, the Carse or rich plain of Gowrie, Stormont-hills, and the hill of Kinnoul, whose vast cliff is remarkable for its beautiful pebbles. The meanders of the Ern, which winds more ...
... Lord Kinnoul, Lord Rollo, and of several other gentlemen, the Carse or rich plain of Gowrie, Stormont-hills, and the hill of Kinnoul, whose vast cliff is remarkable for its beautiful pebbles. The meanders of the Ern, which winds more ...
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... captive monarch, the liberality of his Vol. XXXIV. 4O Tell me, if I should give each passing hour. terms, 4to. evinced by the very large number of we authenticated. fin. 1772. 29. Lord. Lyttelton's. history. of. the. life. of. Henry. II.
... captive monarch, the liberality of his Vol. XXXIV. 4O Tell me, if I should give each passing hour. terms, 4to. evinced by the very large number of we authenticated. fin. 1772. 29. Lord. Lyttelton's. history. of. the. life. of. Henry. II.
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