Cobbett's Weekly Register, Band 50William Cobbett J.M. Cobbett, 1824 |
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... tion of debates is a very pretty thing after all . We are to keep our ears open , but our mouths are to be shut : we are to enjoy the charm of reading the delightful their bodies , boast of English speeches , but the affair is too sa ...
... tion of debates is a very pretty thing after all . We are to keep our ears open , but our mouths are to be shut : we are to enjoy the charm of reading the delightful their bodies , boast of English speeches , but the affair is too sa ...
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... tion , he must confess he was not yet prepared to come to a decision . The Noble Lord appeared to him to ex- press a wish to have all penalties abo- lished , and to have the Game Laws altogether set aside- ( Lord Milton dissented . ) He ...
... tion , he must confess he was not yet prepared to come to a decision . The Noble Lord appeared to him to ex- press a wish to have all penalties abo- lished , and to have the Game Laws altogether set aside- ( Lord Milton dissented . ) He ...
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... tion , was , that , for being in pursuit farmer , saying that they " ap- of Game an hour after sunset , a proved of the principle of the man might be torn from his family Bill . " Principle of the Bill ! and punished as a felon ; and ...
... tion , was , that , for being in pursuit farmer , saying that they " ap- of Game an hour after sunset , a proved of the principle of the man might be torn from his family Bill . " Principle of the Bill ! and punished as a felon ; and ...
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... tion to continue this new and ter- we have the House in this state ; rible law , and , at the same time , having declared the monstrous to surrender a privilege , to sur - magnitude of the evil , and having render to the Jews and ...
... tion to continue this new and ter- we have the House in this state ; rible law , and , at the same time , having declared the monstrous to surrender a privilege , to sur - magnitude of the evil , and having render to the Jews and ...
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... tion of the labouring poor , generally . It would surely be much better to Peel , was then agreed to ; and a draw a line , which should define the Select Committee accordingly ap- points to which the Committee were pointed . to direct ...
... tion of the labouring poor , generally . It would surely be much better to Peel , was then agreed to ; and a draw a line , which should define the Select Committee accordingly ap- points to which the Committee were pointed . to direct ...
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