The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 13Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 - Europe |
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... duty to advise the Crown to reserve for a new Parlia- ment the consideration of the public business of the year . The opposite party , without abso- lutely attempting to thwart the pro- posed measure , insisted that it was at least ...
... duty to advise the Crown to reserve for a new Parlia- ment the consideration of the public business of the year . The opposite party , without abso- lutely attempting to thwart the pro- posed measure , insisted that it was at least ...
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... duty of Parliament to take some steps in order to rescue his Majesty from the degradation of sharing his throne with such a partner . If they were false , there could be as little doubt that it was their duty to maintain her Majesty in ...
... duty of Parliament to take some steps in order to rescue his Majesty from the degradation of sharing his throne with such a partner . If they were false , there could be as little doubt that it was their duty to maintain her Majesty in ...
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... duty , it would have been supposed , by those unacquainted with his previous his tory , that he had made the subject the diligent occupation of his life . Lord Castlereagh then said : From the manner in which the proposition of his ...
... duty , it would have been supposed , by those unacquainted with his previous his tory , that he had made the subject the diligent occupation of his life . Lord Castlereagh then said : From the manner in which the proposition of his ...
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... duty of Parliament to interpose , and ap- ply a check to the growing evil . Īn alluding to the present disturbances , he meant not to lead at present to any discussion on the subject ; but he thought that no man , whatever might be his ...
... duty of Parliament to interpose , and ap- ply a check to the growing evil . Īn alluding to the present disturbances , he meant not to lead at present to any discussion on the subject ; but he thought that no man , whatever might be his ...
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... duty or policy , to make the least opposition to it . It was with peculiar pleasure that he saw a disposition to set a noble example from the throne , of that economy which he had recom- mended - an example which he hoped would be ...
... duty or policy , to make the least opposition to it . It was with peculiar pleasure that he saw a disposition to set a noble example from the throne , of that economy which he had recom- mended - an example which he hoped would be ...
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