Cobbett's Political Register, Band 77William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1832 |
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... pound voters , but the working men who have no votes , ought to strain every nerve , rather than suffer a result so ignominious to their city . I read with pleasure the address from Mr. HENRY COLLINS , of Court Ash , to the electors of ...
... pound voters , but the working men who have no votes , ought to strain every nerve , rather than suffer a result so ignominious to their city . I read with pleasure the address from Mr. HENRY COLLINS , of Court Ash , to the electors of ...
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... pounds a yeur ! Nor is this the worst . He , only about fifteen months ago , was on half - pay ; but these PRESENT MINISTERS HAVE PUT HIM ON FULL PAY ! Need you wonder that his newspaper fills its columns with praises of all their acts ...
... pounds a yeur ! Nor is this the worst . He , only about fifteen months ago , was on half - pay ; but these PRESENT MINISTERS HAVE PUT HIM ON FULL PAY ! Need you wonder that his newspaper fills its columns with praises of all their acts ...
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... pounds a - piece ; that , in the midst of " or two broken heads . The Duke of this revelry , they might receive the " Wellington also was greeted with no visit of a strong detachment from FAR- " very pleasant sounds in his way back ...
... pounds a - piece ; that , in the midst of " or two broken heads . The Duke of this revelry , they might receive the " Wellington also was greeted with no visit of a strong detachment from FAR- " very pleasant sounds in his way back ...
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... pound Bill , they have taken away , in great is base to this extent ; but we must recollect voter of Oldham , who calls himself a reformer , part , in the Irish and Scotch Reform that the ten - pound qualification takes in the Bills ...
... pound Bill , they have taken away , in great is base to this extent ; but we must recollect voter of Oldham , who calls himself a reformer , part , in the Irish and Scotch Reform that the ten - pound qualification takes in the Bills ...
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... pounds , omitted to send the suet , but he clap- ped in a second sheep ; so that here were about two hundred and fifty or two hundred and sixty pounds of mutton . I added three capital rounds of beef , weighing about forty pounds a ...
... pounds , omitted to send the suet , but he clap- ped in a second sheep ; so that here were about two hundred and fifty or two hundred and sixty pounds of mutton . I added three capital rounds of beef , weighing about forty pounds a ...
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