The London Magazine, Or, Gentleman's Monthly Intelligencer, Volume 44C. Ackers, 1775 - English essays |
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... Sir Thomas Clavering , chairman , ordered the petitioners to attend immediately , and ftate their objections to the committee . This mode of proceeding was very ftrongly refifted by Governor Pownall , Sir George Younge , and Mr ...
... Sir Thomas Clavering , chairman , ordered the petitioners to attend immediately , and ftate their objections to the committee . This mode of proceeding was very ftrongly refifted by Governor Pownall , Sir George Younge , and Mr ...
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... Sir Thomas Clavering faid , this was only hearfay evidence . The witness was ordered to withdraw . A debate , of a few minutes , arofe between Governor Pownall , Sir George Yonge , Lord Frederick Campbell , and Mr. Coxe , whether or not ...
... Sir Thomas Clavering faid , this was only hearfay evidence . The witness was ordered to withdraw . A debate , of a few minutes , arofe between Governor Pownall , Sir George Yonge , Lord Frederick Campbell , and Mr. Coxe , whether or not ...
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... Sir Thomas Clavering took the chair . Mr. Glover and Mr. Payne were called in , the latter of which read an account of the rife of the linen trade in Scotland from 1757 to 1772 , which was from nine to thirteen millions of yards , but ...
... Sir Thomas Clavering took the chair . Mr. Glover and Mr. Payne were called in , the latter of which read an account of the rife of the linen trade in Scotland from 1757 to 1772 , which was from nine to thirteen millions of yards , but ...
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... Sir Thomas Clavering in the chair , when Mr. Arbuthnot , an eminent callico printer , was called in , and gave the House an accurate ac- count of the number of yards of each fort of linen printed , the expence of printing , and the ...
... Sir Thomas Clavering in the chair , when Mr. Arbuthnot , an eminent callico printer , was called in , and gave the House an accurate ac- count of the number of yards of each fort of linen printed , the expence of printing , and the ...
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