Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 21-22William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 259
... HOUSE OF COMMONS ; and , would he not be told , that it was not the ministry , who ought to be blamed , be- cause the ministry had all along acted with the sanction of that House ? Would he not be told , that , if it was true , that the ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS ; and , would he not be told , that it was not the ministry , who ought to be blamed , be- cause the ministry had all along acted with the sanction of that House ? Would he not be told , that , if it was true , that the ...
Page 759
... House of has been made in the constitution , and that Commons as notorious as the sun at noon the independence of the House of Com- day ! What then is become of the British mons has been effectually assailed . This constitution ? which ...
... House of has been made in the constitution , and that Commons as notorious as the sun at noon the independence of the House of Com- day ! What then is become of the British mons has been effectually assailed . This constitution ? which ...
Page 449
... House of Commons , who voted that they would not inquire into a direct charge against some of their own Members for trafficking in Seats in their own Assem- bly ; that House of Commons , who voted their approbation of the Walcheren Expe ...
... House of Commons , who voted that they would not inquire into a direct charge against some of their own Members for trafficking in Seats in their own Assem- bly ; that House of Commons , who voted their approbation of the Walcheren Expe ...
Contents
Peace 538 | 1 |
SELECTIONS FROM OTHER PUBLICA Lords April 21 1812 From the Morning | 231 |
AMERICA U S Correspondence between Lord Liverpool 817 822 | 233 |
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