Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 19William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 129
... Ireland , and a reform in the Commons House " of Parliament . Not hasty and crude innovations ; but well- digested plans , as beneficial to the throne itself as to them . They expect , at least , that their petitions will be patiently ...
... Ireland , and a reform in the Commons House " of Parliament . Not hasty and crude innovations ; but well- digested plans , as beneficial to the throne itself as to them . They expect , at least , that their petitions will be patiently ...
Page 139
... Ireland may be held to England , calamities of the reign of George the and we may use the title of United King . Third . The people of Scotland had their dom ; but , I think , that every reasonable own Church established ; they were not ...
... Ireland may be held to England , calamities of the reign of George the and we may use the title of United King . Third . The people of Scotland had their dom ; but , I think , that every reasonable own Church established ; they were not ...
Page 417
... Ireland , nor even 2,000 of regular " " infantry , " we should not have any fears for Ireland were she left without a regiment . In the first " place , whilst we occupy Buonaparté in Portugal and Spain , and whilst we force him to ...
... Ireland , nor even 2,000 of regular " " infantry , " we should not have any fears for Ireland were she left without a regiment . In the first " place , whilst we occupy Buonaparté in Portugal and Spain , and whilst we force him to ...
Contents
PAPER MONEY Letter | 21 |
the Debts due from American subjects before | 75 |
Consisting of Summaries | 97 |
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