The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 13Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 - Europe |
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... doors , as well as in that House , he would say , that some exertion of the ele- mency of the House ought to be ex- tended to a person whose punishment might be just , but was not very le- nient . Two years ' imprisonment at their ...
... doors , as well as in that House , he would say , that some exertion of the ele- mency of the House ought to be ex- tended to a person whose punishment might be just , but was not very le- nient . Two years ' imprisonment at their ...
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... doors , than to his right honourable friend . The objection of Mr B. was not to the droits causing war , but an improper manner of going to war . If even this abuse had never existed , he should still contend that it was sufficient ...
... doors , than to his right honourable friend . The objection of Mr B. was not to the droits causing war , but an improper manner of going to war . If even this abuse had never existed , he should still contend that it was sufficient ...
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... doors of all , that all should still pay a little for it . The expense was to be defrayed out of the parish rates , and he trusted the coun- try gentlemen would not complain of this very small addition , which would soon , he trusted ...
... doors of all , that all should still pay a little for it . The expense was to be defrayed out of the parish rates , and he trusted the coun- try gentlemen would not complain of this very small addition , which would soon , he trusted ...
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... door of the hotel . Although her Majesty departed for Canterbury before six o'clock , she had already been waited upon , and an address presented , by a deputation of the principal inhabitants . The road to Canterbury was filled with ...
... door of the hotel . Although her Majesty departed for Canterbury before six o'clock , she had already been waited upon , and an address presented , by a deputation of the principal inhabitants . The road to Canterbury was filled with ...
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... doors to call on him so far to travel beyond the real necessity of the case , as to offer such explanations as would make the circumstances of which the House were to judge ge- nerally understood . His Majesty's ministers came down to ...
... doors to call on him so far to travel beyond the real necessity of the case , as to offer such explanations as would make the circumstances of which the House were to judge ge- nerally understood . His Majesty's ministers came down to ...
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