The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 12Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 - Europe |
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... House of Com- mons , " The Prince Regent has directed that the estimates for the current year shall be laid before ... House of Lords by the Earl of Warwick and Lord Saltoun , and in the House of Commons by Mr Brownlow and Mr W. Peel ...
... House of Com- mons , " The Prince Regent has directed that the estimates for the current year shall be laid before ... House of Lords by the Earl of Warwick and Lord Saltoun , and in the House of Commons by Mr Brownlow and Mr W. Peel ...
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... house by his ho- nourable and learned friend ( Mr Brougham . ) Mr Macdonald then went over a great variety of to- pics , such as the omission of Mr Brougham's name in the commission appointed to inquire into the alleged abuses of ...
... house by his ho- nourable and learned friend ( Mr Brougham . ) Mr Macdonald then went over a great variety of to- pics , such as the omission of Mr Brougham's name in the commission appointed to inquire into the alleged abuses of ...
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... House had resolved it- self into a Committee on the bill , Lord Holland re - urged , at consider able length his former objections , and concluded by moving , that the clause giving the power of appoint ment and removal to the Duke of ...
... House had resolved it- self into a Committee on the bill , Lord Holland re - urged , at consider able length his former objections , and concluded by moving , that the clause giving the power of appoint ment and removal to the Duke of ...
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... House from the Lords , and that it had been laid on their table for the second reading , confiding the sacred trust of taking care of the Royal person , according to the principles recognised in 1812 . The second branch naturally ...
... House from the Lords , and that it had been laid on their table for the second reading , confiding the sacred trust of taking care of the Royal person , according to the principles recognised in 1812 . The second branch naturally ...
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... house might , in its liberality , take their situation into its view . In fact , it was entirely and solely a question for the house , although it seemed to derive some support from the clause inserted in the bill of 1812 , respec- ting ...
... house might , in its liberality , take their situation into its view . In fact , it was entirely and solely a question for the house , although it seemed to derive some support from the clause inserted in the bill of 1812 , respec- ting ...
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