The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., Volume 6; Volume 75J. Dodsley, 1834 - History |
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... tion beneath the diguity of the house , when the furthering or retarding of the public interests was at stake . Besides , although he had not seen the act regulating the retiring allowance of the late Speaker , he had been informed that ...
... tion beneath the diguity of the house , when the furthering or retarding of the public interests was at stake . Besides , although he had not seen the act regulating the retiring allowance of the late Speaker , he had been informed that ...
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... tion in the estimates of the last year , I am happy to inform you , that all the extraordinary services which the exigencies of the times required have been amply provided for . The state of the revenue , as compared with the public ...
... tion in the estimates of the last year , I am happy to inform you , that all the extraordinary services which the exigencies of the times required have been amply provided for . The state of the revenue , as compared with the public ...
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... tion . Has the Irish secretary given way ? How do he and the Paymaster of the forces settle these matters between them ? The former exclaims , I will never allow church property to be touch- ed ; the latter virtually voted for its ...
... tion . Has the Irish secretary given way ? How do he and the Paymaster of the forces settle these matters between them ? The former exclaims , I will never allow church property to be touch- ed ; the latter virtually voted for its ...
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... tion directed in general terms to public measures , than that it should receive such information in such definite terms as would clearly indicate the intention of the go- vernment . By the address he was called on to assure his Majesty ...
... tion directed in general terms to public measures , than that it should receive such information in such definite terms as would clearly indicate the intention of the go- vernment . By the address he was called on to assure his Majesty ...
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... tion which regarded the presenta- tion of petitions was agreed to . That which went to regulate the meetings of the House , fixing the morning meeting from 12 to 3 , and the afternoon meeting at 5 o'clock , while it likewise provided ...
... tion which regarded the presenta- tion of petitions was agreed to . That which went to regulate the meetings of the House , fixing the morning meeting from 12 to 3 , and the afternoon meeting at 5 o'clock , while it likewise provided ...
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