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... moved to be left out ; thofe words conveyed his idea diftinctly . His Lordship read the words , and added an obfervation or two on their import , to state that the measure itself was not before the Houfe , and confequently its detail ...
... moved to be left out ; thofe words conveyed his idea diftinctly . His Lordship read the words , and added an obfervation or two on their import , to state that the measure itself was not before the Houfe , and confequently its detail ...
Page 157
... moved for a copy of the agreement entered into with certain officers , for raifing a corps of emigrants . -Ordered . Mr. Whitbread moved that that part of the Report of the Committee of Supply , which related to the 15,750l . paid to ...
... moved for a copy of the agreement entered into with certain officers , for raifing a corps of emigrants . -Ordered . Mr. Whitbread moved that that part of the Report of the Committee of Supply , which related to the 15,750l . paid to ...
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... moved for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent the removal of poor perfons , before they became actually charge- able , which , after a few words from Sir William Young and Mr. Jolliffe , was granted . Mr. Wallace moved that Sir Edward ...
... moved for leave to bring in a Bill to prevent the removal of poor perfons , before they became actually charge- able , which , after a few words from Sir William Young and Mr. Jolliffe , was granted . Mr. Wallace moved that Sir Edward ...
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Thursday February | 19 |
AUSTRIAN LOAN | 63 |
Speech of the Duke of Bedford 86 122 | 100 |
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