Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 21-22William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 613
... Perceval , in several parts of taking of such oaths is to be punished with his speech , spoke of the " LOYAL subjects death . And thus has this capital offence " of the king , " as entitled to the protection grown out of the law for ...
... Perceval , in several parts of taking of such oaths is to be punished with his speech , spoke of the " LOYAL subjects death . And thus has this capital offence " of the king , " as entitled to the protection grown out of the law for ...
Page 709
... Perceval uttered the " oh , " there was " laugh in the Honourable House . ' The part of the report here alluded to stands thus : " Would the production of the do- cument required throw the faintest light " 66 upon any of the cases which ...
... Perceval uttered the " oh , " there was " laugh in the Honourable House . ' The part of the report here alluded to stands thus : " Would the production of the do- cument required throw the faintest light " 66 upon any of the cases which ...
Page 795
... Perceval's judgment or attainments conducted with adequate vigour . Lord Lord Wellesley ( under the same experience ) Wellesley said , that he personally was ready could not pay any deference , without injury to serve with Mr. Perceval ...
... Perceval's judgment or attainments conducted with adequate vigour . Lord Lord Wellesley ( under the same experience ) Wellesley said , that he personally was ready could not pay any deference , without injury to serve with Mr. Perceval ...
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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