The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 13Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 - Europe |
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... proved on occasion of two frantic attempts made upon his life . The first was by Mar- garet Nicholson , who attempted to stab him as he alighted from his car- riage at St James's ; the other by Hatfield , 14 [ CHAP . 1 . EDINBURGH ...
... proved on occasion of two frantic attempts made upon his life . The first was by Mar- garet Nicholson , who attempted to stab him as he alighted from his car- riage at St James's ; the other by Hatfield , 14 [ CHAP . 1 . EDINBURGH ...
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... proved her unworthy to sit upon the British throne . But it was impossible for him to act upon rumour , upon what might be mere idle calumny ; this would be deemed gross injustice in the case of the humblest individual . It was , how ...
... proved her unworthy to sit upon the British throne . But it was impossible for him to act upon rumour , upon what might be mere idle calumny ; this would be deemed gross injustice in the case of the humblest individual . It was , how ...
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... proved against those boroughs , they might continue as corrupt as ever . But they would take very good care , on such an occasion , to keep their corruption completely out of sight . When , however , on the 21st Feb- ruary , the second ...
... proved against those boroughs , they might continue as corrupt as ever . But they would take very good care , on such an occasion , to keep their corruption completely out of sight . When , however , on the 21st Feb- ruary , the second ...
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... proved to be corrupt , or suspend its rights with- out inquiry and without evidence . The case of Shaftsbury was not at all analogous to what was now proposed to be done . The House of Commons in that case suspended the writ du- ring a ...
... proved to be corrupt , or suspend its rights with- out inquiry and without evidence . The case of Shaftsbury was not at all analogous to what was now proposed to be done . The House of Commons in that case suspended the writ du- ring a ...
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... proved that he was indeed the depository of the truest dignity of the House , by wearing the honours conferred upon him both with firm- ness and meekness . These first preliminaries being ad- justed , the formal opening of Parlia- ment ...
... proved that he was indeed the depository of the truest dignity of the House , by wearing the honours conferred upon him both with firm- ness and meekness . These first preliminaries being ad- justed , the formal opening of Parlia- ment ...
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