The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 11Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1822 - Europe |
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... tion by the idle and disaffected to at- tack the barracks , and to burn the manufactories , solely for the purpose of destroying the means of work , and adding , by general distress , to the numbers of those who would engage in ...
... tion by the idle and disaffected to at- tack the barracks , and to burn the manufactories , solely for the purpose of destroying the means of work , and adding , by general distress , to the numbers of those who would engage in ...
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... tion of a committee of secrecy . The noble Lord , with the candour of which he gives such frequent examples , says he should have no objection to a bill of indemnity . No one will doubt , without this candour , that he wishes for a bill ...
... tion of a committee of secrecy . The noble Lord , with the candour of which he gives such frequent examples , says he should have no objection to a bill of indemnity . No one will doubt , without this candour , that he wishes for a bill ...
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... tion was put and agreed to . The reference to a committee of 21 was also agreed to . The question now came relative to the election of the committee by bal- Mr lot ; and upon this the opposition members had determined to divide the ...
... tion was put and agreed to . The reference to a committee of 21 was also agreed to . The question now came relative to the election of the committee by bal- Mr lot ; and upon this the opposition members had determined to divide the ...
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... tion of the public ? or was there not a feeling without doors , that it was possible a case might be made out against them , notwithstanding the pu- rity of their fame , very different , in its complexion and degree , from what was ...
... tion of the public ? or was there not a feeling without doors , that it was possible a case might be made out against them , notwithstanding the pu- rity of their fame , very different , in its complexion and degree , from what was ...
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... tion of double costs into the bill alto . gether ; but the Chancellor stated , that the next provision of the clause enacted , that those who stopped pro- ceedings should not be liable to any costs , and that double costs applied only ...
... tion of double costs into the bill alto . gether ; but the Chancellor stated , that the next provision of the clause enacted , that those who stopped pro- ceedings should not be liable to any costs , and that double costs applied only ...
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