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... civil list debt . The chancellor of the exchequer was not in a good humour enough , after his late defeat by his own troops , to co - operate in such a design ; so they made an act , to lock up the money in the exchequer until they ...
... civil list debt . The chancellor of the exchequer was not in a good humour enough , after his late defeat by his own troops , to co - operate in such a design ; so they made an act , to lock up the money in the exchequer until they ...
Page 343
... civil list to the amount of £ 800,000 a year , he has a further aid from a large pension list , near £ 90,000 a year , in Ireland ; from the produce of the duchy of Lancaster ( which we are told has been greatly improved ) ; from the ...
... civil list to the amount of £ 800,000 a year , he has a further aid from a large pension list , near £ 90,000 a year , in Ireland ; from the produce of the duchy of Lancaster ( which we are told has been greatly improved ) ; from the ...
Page 361
... civil list debt . The extraordinary charges brought on by the rebellion , account fully for the necessities of the crown . However , the extraordinary charges of govern- ment were not thought a ground fit to be relied on . A deficiency ...
... civil list debt . The extraordinary charges brought on by the rebellion , account fully for the necessities of the crown . However , the extraordinary charges of govern- ment were not thought a ground fit to be relied on . A deficiency ...
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... civil list . The power of discretionary disqualification by one law of parliament , and the necessity of paying every debt of the civil list by another law of parliament , if suffered to pass unnoticed , must estab- lish such a fund of ...
... civil list . The power of discretionary disqualification by one law of parliament , and the necessity of paying every debt of the civil list by another law of parliament , if suffered to pass unnoticed , must estab- lish such a fund of ...
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