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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... amendment which he moved upon the last pro- pofition which came before that House upon this fubject , the : Right Hon . Gentleman would not answer him fairly ; he would fay , the amendment was expreffed in words fufliciently plain to ...
... amendment which he moved upon the last pro- pofition which came before that House upon this fubject , the : Right Hon . Gentleman would not answer him fairly ; he would fay , the amendment was expreffed in words fufliciently plain to ...
Page 61
... amendment , he and the House had come to a determin- ation directly contrary to the principle of that amendment : This reasoning he pofitively denied ; and while it was founded upon an entire mifconftruction of the proceedings of Parlia ...
... amendment , he and the House had come to a determin- ation directly contrary to the principle of that amendment : This reasoning he pofitively denied ; and while it was founded upon an entire mifconftruction of the proceedings of Parlia ...
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... amendment to the refolution ; in- ftead of allowing one inclosure to each cover , there should be two allowed . This was fupported by Mr. Thornton , and others ; upon which a fhort debate arofe . The Chancellor of the Exchequer oppofed ...
... amendment to the refolution ; in- ftead of allowing one inclosure to each cover , there should be two allowed . This was fupported by Mr. Thornton , and others ; upon which a fhort debate arofe . The Chancellor of the Exchequer oppofed ...
Contents
Thursday February | 19 |
AUSTRIAN LOAN | 63 |
Speech of the Duke of Bedford 86 122 | 100 |
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