Cobbett's Political Register, Volume 20William Cobbett William Cobbett, 1971 - Great Britain |
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Page 265
... declared , that they were perfectly ready to repeal their Decrees ; that they regretted exceedingly the necessity of adopting them ; each explicitly promised , that , whenever the other gave up the new re- strictions he would also give ...
... declared , that they were perfectly ready to repeal their Decrees ; that they regretted exceedingly the necessity of adopting them ; each explicitly promised , that , whenever the other gave up the new re- strictions he would also give ...
Page 463
... declared their objects attention . For many elections past , the to be , " 1. To restore the freedom of election two settled , regularly drilled parties , have " and a more equal representation of the divided the county between them ...
... declared their objects attention . For many elections past , the to be , " 1. To restore the freedom of election two settled , regularly drilled parties , have " and a more equal representation of the divided the county between them ...
Page 707
... declared him not guilty ; but , according to this doctrine ascribed to the Attorney General of Ire- land , that verdict is to have no weight , and the declaration of the Judges is to be taken for the true decision . Why , we were told ...
... declared him not guilty ; but , according to this doctrine ascribed to the Attorney General of Ire- land , that verdict is to have no weight , and the declaration of the Judges is to be taken for the true decision . Why , we were told ...
Contents
LIBEL Trial of Mr White Editor of the Inde tion of the Report of the Bullion Committee in | 1 |
OFFICIAL PAPERS | 29 |
Two Prices How these would affect the Gover | 33 |
Copyright | |
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