Cobbett's Political Register, Volumes 21-22William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 111
... called ; they were so called in the war of 1743 ; they were so called in the war of 1756 ; they were so called , when at the beginning of this un- fortunate reign , they were sent to Gibraltar and Minorca ; and , why , indeed , should ...
... called ; they were so called in the war of 1743 ; they were so called in the war of 1756 ; they were so called , when at the beginning of this un- fortunate reign , they were sent to Gibraltar and Minorca ; and , why , indeed , should ...
Page 533
... called from Stockport . trates , at Macclesfield , while examining into the conduct of parties apprehended , are obliged to have a guard of soldiers . They actually sat , in their judicial capa- city , under the protection of the ...
... called from Stockport . trates , at Macclesfield , while examining into the conduct of parties apprehended , are obliged to have a guard of soldiers . They actually sat , in their judicial capa- city , under the protection of the ...
Page 549
... called for the professed purpose of " preparing a Dutiful and Loyal Ad- " dress to His Majesty on his late procla- " mation . " There had been three procla mations , one against what were called a part of the Militia , and a third ...
... called for the professed purpose of " preparing a Dutiful and Loyal Ad- " dress to His Majesty on his late procla- " mation . " There had been three procla mations , one against what were called a part of the Militia , and a third ...
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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