Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, Volume 109W. Blackwood & Sons, 1871 - Scotland |
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Page 11
... received from the Whigs assurances of their support in the event of his forming a Government of which he should be the head , even though he made no sti- pulation on the Catholic question . My own opinion is , that some of them ought to ...
... received from the Whigs assurances of their support in the event of his forming a Government of which he should be the head , even though he made no sti- pulation on the Catholic question . My own opinion is , that some of them ought to ...
Page 13
... received any commission from his Majesty , ex- cepting the one to suggest a plan of arrangement for the reconstruction of the Administration . If Mr. Canning had , on Tuesday the 10th , been appoint- ed his Majesty's Minister , he might ...
... received any commission from his Majesty , ex- cepting the one to suggest a plan of arrangement for the reconstruction of the Administration . If Mr. Canning had , on Tuesday the 10th , been appoint- ed his Majesty's Minister , he might ...
Page 647
... received strict orders not to leave our train , as there was a report of Franc - tireurs lurking about . Tea was substituted , per forza Maggiore , for the sparkling beverage ; and in a not very contented humour we tucked ourselves up ...
... received strict orders not to leave our train , as there was a report of Franc - tireurs lurking about . Tea was substituted , per forza Maggiore , for the sparkling beverage ; and in a not very contented humour we tucked ourselves up ...
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