The Scots Magazine, Band 42Sands, Brymer, Murray and Cochran, 1780 |
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... Houfe to the motion in the civil lift . His Lordship called the all its parts [ Lord Shelburne an- fwered to the diftinct points ftated by the Lord Chancellor . We fubjoin to Chancellor . The firft paragraph ftated each point the answer ...
... Houfe to the motion in the civil lift . His Lordship called the all its parts [ Lord Shelburne an- fwered to the diftinct points ftated by the Lord Chancellor . We fubjoin to Chancellor . The firft paragraph ftated each point the answer ...
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... Houfe of Commons , Dec. 8. and entered into a detail of the forces and expence . He stated the army in G. Britain ... Houfe would not think the number of men increafed fince last year , and which amounted to about 15,000 , an augmen ...
... Houfe of Commons , Dec. 8. and entered into a detail of the forces and expence . He stated the army in G. Britain ... Houfe would not think the number of men increafed fince last year , and which amounted to about 15,000 , an augmen ...
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... houfe of Mr Wilfon , an attorney , who had pleaded in behalf of Mr Wirt , and committed the most violent outrages . Mr Wilfon was at dinner with feveral perfons of charac ter whom he had invited , when the mob fired into his house ...
... houfe of Mr Wilfon , an attorney , who had pleaded in behalf of Mr Wirt , and committed the most violent outrages . Mr Wilfon was at dinner with feveral perfons of charac ter whom he had invited , when the mob fired into his house ...
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... Houfe of Bourbon with that decifion and vi- gour which can alone refult from na- tional zeal , confidence , and unanimi- ty . " His Lordship faid , there were prece- dents for the first resolution ; alluding , we believe , to a ...
... Houfe of Bourbon with that decifion and vi- gour which can alone refult from na- tional zeal , confidence , and unanimi- ty . " His Lordship faid , there were prece- dents for the first resolution ; alluding , we believe , to a ...
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... Houfe to a mean condefcenfion of beg- ging from the Lower Houfe ; and it was highly offenfive to the honour of many Noble Peers , because it excluded all thofe in whom his Majefty put confidence , from being of the committee intended ...
... Houfe to a mean condefcenfion of beg- ging from the Lower Houfe ; and it was highly offenfive to the honour of many Noble Peers , because it excluded all thofe in whom his Majefty put confidence , from being of the committee intended ...
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