The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 13Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 - Europe |
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... answer . In his hours of re- laxation , he delighted in a species of broad humour , and indulged in bois- terous laughter at his own jokes , which were not always marked by the most poignant wit . Hence was deri- ved to superficial ...
... answer . In his hours of re- laxation , he delighted in a species of broad humour , and indulged in bois- terous laughter at his own jokes , which were not always marked by the most poignant wit . Hence was deri- ved to superficial ...
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... answer could be given ? Every body could tell what was the revenue of the French King , of the American Pre- sident , or formerly of the Dutch Stadt- holder ; but as to the salary of the King of England , with which he sup- ported the ...
... answer could be given ? Every body could tell what was the revenue of the French King , of the American Pre- sident , or formerly of the Dutch Stadt- holder ; but as to the salary of the King of England , with which he sup- ported the ...
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... answer , however , both for the crown and for ministers , that they would reject the boon offered for sell- ing the royal prerogatives . The pro- position from the throne stated that no new burden was contemplated for the support of the ...
... answer , however , both for the crown and for ministers , that they would reject the boon offered for sell- ing the royal prerogatives . The pro- position from the throne stated that no new burden was contemplated for the support of the ...
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... answer a question which had been more than once put to him by the honourable member for Penrhyn , viz . why , as the sinking fund now amount- ed to 17,000,000l . , and would there- fore have been sufficient , in addition to the proposed ...
... answer a question which had been more than once put to him by the honourable member for Penrhyn , viz . why , as the sinking fund now amount- ed to 17,000,000l . , and would there- fore have been sufficient , in addition to the proposed ...
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... answer of the honour- able Under Secretary of State ? " O , " said he , " General Gourgaud demand- ed to be taken before a magistrate , not before the Privy Council . " The Countess of Montholon , on her arri val off Margate , had been ...
... answer of the honour- able Under Secretary of State ? " O , " said he , " General Gourgaud demand- ed to be taken before a magistrate , not before the Privy Council . " The Countess of Montholon , on her arri val off Margate , had been ...
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