The New Monthly Magazine and Literary Journal, Volume 32Henry Colburn and Company, 1831 - English literature |
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... House of Commons . By a Member in Five Parliaments 429 Aristocracy in Religion 437 Society 438 .. Ourselves , our Correspondents , and the Public The Annuals for 1832 Discussion on the French Peerage Cholera Morbus Disarmed A Week at ...
... House of Commons . By a Member in Five Parliaments 429 Aristocracy in Religion 437 Society 438 .. Ourselves , our Correspondents , and the Public The Annuals for 1832 Discussion on the French Peerage Cholera Morbus Disarmed A Week at ...
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... House of Commons . Mr. Moore might have suffered in the House from the happy laughter of the present Lord Chief Justice , but was only exalted by the martyrdom of ridicule into greater favour with the Corporation . He was deemed ...
... House of Commons . Mr. Moore might have suffered in the House from the happy laughter of the present Lord Chief Justice , but was only exalted by the martyrdom of ridicule into greater favour with the Corporation . He was deemed ...
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... House of Commons , as the most appropriate vehicle of sound reasoning and illustrative fact . Daniel O'Connel is at last Member for Kerry , and has refuted the sacred aphorism , by becoming a prophet in a country where his claims to ...
... House of Commons , as the most appropriate vehicle of sound reasoning and illustrative fact . Daniel O'Connel is at last Member for Kerry , and has refuted the sacred aphorism , by becoming a prophet in a country where his claims to ...
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... Parliament was greatly praised , and was admired almost beyond any other by Mr. Canning , who was struck with the ... House of Commons , given . him some hint of his displeasure , by referring to his characteristic impetuosity in ...
... Parliament was greatly praised , and was admired almost beyond any other by Mr. Canning , who was struck with the ... House of Commons , given . him some hint of his displeasure , by referring to his characteristic impetuosity in ...
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... House of Commons Mr. Wallace had failed ; that failure arose far more from accident and obstinacy than from any deficiency in fitness for the House . He rose at three in the morning on the fourth night of the Catholic debate , and ...
... House of Commons Mr. Wallace had failed ; that failure arose far more from accident and obstinacy than from any deficiency in fitness for the House . He rose at three in the morning on the fourth night of the Catholic debate , and ...
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