The Parliamentary Register: Or an Impartial Report of the Debates that Have Occured in the Two Houses of Parliament, Band 3 |
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... tion of the House I might hazard the imputation of at- tempting to lead its judgment , but in the present instance I have no such apprehension , conscious as I am that whatever our differences may be on other matters , in this we have ...
... tion of the House I might hazard the imputation of at- tempting to lead its judgment , but in the present instance I have no such apprehension , conscious as I am that whatever our differences may be on other matters , in this we have ...
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... tion of his honourable friend , that the right honourable Charles Abbot be called to the chair of that House . Mr. Calcraft said , that no man more strongly depre cated the influence of party feeling in any question , than he did . He ...
... tion of his honourable friend , that the right honourable Charles Abbot be called to the chair of that House . Mr. Calcraft said , that no man more strongly depre cated the influence of party feeling in any question , than he did . He ...
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... tion , a just sense of heimes in which we live , and the contemplation of those which may be yet to come , will render this a question of increased anxiety ; and he whom the the kindness and partiality of his friends have proposed to ...
... tion , a just sense of heimes in which we live , and the contemplation of those which may be yet to come , will render this a question of increased anxiety ; and he whom the the kindness and partiality of his friends have proposed to ...
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... tion in his majesty's speech . Being unaccustomed to speak , he requested the most candid indulgence of their Lordships . No consideration whatsoever should ever have induced him to take a part on this day , but his loyalty and ...
... tion in his majesty's speech . Being unaccustomed to speak , he requested the most candid indulgence of their Lordships . No consideration whatsoever should ever have induced him to take a part on this day , but his loyalty and ...
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... tion and firmness , have saved the country from being thrown into the most alarming and dangerous state . Was there imperious necessity which demanded the agitation ? or can it be accounted for on any rational principle ? It could tend ...
... tion and firmness , have saved the country from being thrown into the most alarming and dangerous state . Was there imperious necessity which demanded the agitation ? or can it be accounted for on any rational principle ? It could tend ...
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