The Parliamentary Register: Or an Impartial Report of the Debates that Have Occured in the Two Houses of Parliament, Volume 2 |
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... Noble Duke , who opened the debate , appeared to him altoge- ther fuperfluous and unneceffary ; and he could not but think the Noble Duke in the blue ribband had fupported it by fome arguments as extraordinary as he had ever liftened to ...
... Noble Duke , who opened the debate , appeared to him altoge- ther fuperfluous and unneceffary ; and he could not but think the Noble Duke in the blue ribband had fupported it by fome arguments as extraordinary as he had ever liftened to ...
Page 109
... Noble Duke in the blue ribband had avowedly recurred to his argument of the laft feffion , in order to find materials to furnish out his appeal to their Lordships feelings , and , in a moment when the united energy of the nation was ...
... Noble Duke in the blue ribband had avowedly recurred to his argument of the laft feffion , in order to find materials to furnish out his appeal to their Lordships feelings , and , in a moment when the united energy of the nation was ...
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... Duke of Leeds began his fpeech with a compliment to the Noble Lord who had juft fat down , for having relieved a dull fubject by his humorous allufion to the scene in Shakespeare in which the learned grave - diggers fo fapiently ...
... Duke of Leeds began his fpeech with a compliment to the Noble Lord who had juft fat down , for having relieved a dull fubject by his humorous allufion to the scene in Shakespeare in which the learned grave - diggers fo fapiently ...
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Thursday February | 19 |
AUSTRIAN LOAN | 63 |
Speech of the Duke of Bedford 86 122 | 100 |
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