The Scots Magazine, Band 5Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1743 |
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... cause . they were the property of the King of , Spain , whofe orders they muft neceffarily obey when he should think fit to recal them . Adm . Matthews , the Plenipoten- tiary of the Mediterranean , has fignified his difapprobation of ...
... cause . they were the property of the King of , Spain , whofe orders they muft neceffarily obey when he should think fit to recal them . Adm . Matthews , the Plenipoten- tiary of the Mediterranean , has fignified his difapprobation of ...
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... cause for an in- quiry , and , if we had , this is not a pro- per time for it . The fufpicions that are entertained , and the clamours that are made without doors , are neither the fufpicions nor the clamours of fenfible and difcern ...
... cause for an in- quiry , and , if we had , this is not a pro- per time for it . The fufpicions that are entertained , and the clamours that are made without doors , are neither the fufpicions nor the clamours of fenfible and difcern ...
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... cause or reafon for fet- ting up fuch an inquiry as is proposed by this motion : and , with all due regard to this house , I must say , that if an inquiry were fet up , as I hope there never will , without any apparent caufe whatever ...
... cause or reafon for fet- ting up fuch an inquiry as is proposed by this motion : and , with all due regard to this house , I must say , that if an inquiry were fet up , as I hope there never will , without any apparent caufe whatever ...
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... cause of inevitable ruin to our country . The fufpicions , murmurs or complaints without doors , and the rank or fort of peo- ple among whom thofe fufpicions , mur- murs or complaints prevail , are general facts which can admit of no ...
... cause of inevitable ruin to our country . The fufpicions , murmurs or complaints without doors , and the rank or fort of peo- ple among whom thofe fufpicions , mur- murs or complaints prevail , are general facts which can admit of no ...
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... cause enough for cenfure with- out it and none of the Commiffioners pretended to justify their conduct by papers containing fecrets which ought not to be discovered . This , Sir , is fo late and fo ftrong a proof , of there being no ...
... cause enough for cenfure with- out it and none of the Commiffioners pretended to justify their conduct by papers containing fecrets which ought not to be discovered . This , Sir , is fo late and fo ftrong a proof , of there being no ...
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