 | Parliament lords, proc - 1747 - 520 pages
...have been, in many Inftances, difobedient to Eritijh Orders, and utterly incompatible with Eritijh Troops : That, as our Votes have (we hope) proved us to the prefent Age, our Y 3 Name* 468 Names in the LI1HMIM. PROTESTS. A. 1743. Books may tranfmit us to Pofterity EN cOn a... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords - Great Britain - 1748 - 264 pages
...have been, in many Jnlrances, difobedient to Britijb Orders, and utterly incompatible with Britijh Troops : That, as our Votes have (we hope) proved us to the prefent Age, our Names in the Books may ti'.infmit us to Pofterity ENGLIsHMEN. On Mariborougb, Sandwich, litclfiilJ, . Talbut, Bedford, , .... | |
 | Parliament lords, proc - 1748 - 244 pages
...have been, in many Infrances, difobedient to Britijb Orders, and utterly incompatible with Briti/h Troops : That, as our Votes have (we hope) proved us to the prefent Age, our Names in the Books may trinfmit us to Pofterity ENGLISHMEN. Mar.buraugb, 8*n<faaicht litchfielil, lalbat, Bedford, Weftmoreland,... | |
 | Constitutional history - 1767 - 322 pages
...have been, in many Inftances, difobedient to Britijh Orders, and utterly incompatible with Britijh Troops : That, as our Votes have (we hope) proved...the Books may tranfmit us to Pofterity ENGLISHMEN. Marlborough, Sandwich, Hereford, lalbot, Bedford, . Litcbfield, Chefterfield, Huntingdon, Weftmereland,... | |
 | John Almon - Constitutional history - 1767 - 492 pages
...have been, in many Inftances, difobtfdient'.to Sriti/h Orders, and utterly incompatible with Britijb Troops : That, as our Votes have (we hope) proved...the Books may tranfmit us to Pofterity ENGLISHMEN. Marlborougb, Sandwich, Hereford, falbot, Bedford, • Litcbfield, Cbefterfield, Huntingdon, fPe/hmftlanJ,... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords - Great Britain - 1767 - 446 pages
...have been, in many Inftances, difobedientitp Britijh Orders, and utterly incompatible with Britijb Troops : That, as our Votes have (we hope) proved...the Books may tranfmit us to Pofterity ENGLISHMEN. Marlborough, Sandwich, . Hereford, ,;- " ?albot, ' Bedford, Litcbfield, Chefterfield, Huntingdon, Weftmoreland,... | |
 | SEVERAL HANDS - 1767 - 588 pages
...coft this nation near feventy thoufand pounds, and which appear to us to have been, in nany inftances, difobedient to Britifh orders, and utterly incompatible...that, as our votes have (we hope) proved us to the prelent age, our names in the books may tranfmit us to pofterity ENGLISHMEN.' Seme Reflexions en the... | |
 | Books - 1767 - 640 pages
...to have been, in many initanccs, difobedient to British orders, and utterly incompatible with Bmifh troops : that, as our votes have (we hope) proved us to the prelent age, our names in the books may tranfrriit us topoftcrity ENGLISHMEN.' Of the latter proteHs,... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament. House of Lords - Great Britain - 1875 - 592 pages
...have been, in many instances, disobedient to British orders, and utterly incompatible with British troops ; that, as our votes have, we hope, proved us to the present age, our names in the books may transmit us to posterity Englishmen. Charles Spencer Churchill,... | |
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Troops : That, as our Votes have (we hope) proved us to the prefent Age, our Names in the Books may tranfmit us to Pofterity ENGLISHMEN. 