The Parliamentary History of England from the Earliest Period to the Year 1803: From which Last-mentioned Epoch it is Continued Downwards in the Work Entitled "Hansard's Parliamentary Debates.", Band 15Johnson Reprint, 1813 |
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... French Lawns . * ] Dec. 12. Sir John Barnard moved , that an Act , made in the 18th of his present majesty , intituled , " An Act for prohibiting the wearing and importation of Cambrics and French Lawns ; " and also that an Act , made ...
... French Lawns . * ] Dec. 12. Sir John Barnard moved , that an Act , made in the 18th of his present majesty , intituled , " An Act for prohibiting the wearing and importation of Cambrics and French Lawns ; " and also that an Act , made ...
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... French cambrics and lawns have been imported or smuggled in upon us under another name , without pay- ing any duty at all , or near so high a duty ; and this has not only greatly increased their consumption , but prevented the increase ...
... French cambrics and lawns have been imported or smuggled in upon us under another name , without pay- ing any duty at all , or near so high a duty ; and this has not only greatly increased their consumption , but prevented the increase ...
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... French cambrics and lawns are now sold so cheap , by means of their being clandestinely run and sold without paying any duty , or by means of their paying only the same duty with other foreign lawns , that we cannot ex- pect any ...
... French cambrics and lawns are now sold so cheap , by means of their being clandestinely run and sold without paying any duty , or by means of their paying only the same duty with other foreign lawns , that we cannot ex- pect any ...
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... French the liberty of selling us their champaign wine in bottles , by which they could have reaped no advantage , but that of selling us a few of their bottles , and the very next session granting them liberty to sell us as many of ...
... French the liberty of selling us their champaign wine in bottles , by which they could have reaped no advantage , but that of selling us a few of their bottles , and the very next session granting them liberty to sell us as many of ...
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... French goods ; so that all French goods entered as such must now pay a duty of 50l . perous in this country than it would be in any cent . more than is payable upon the same sort of goods from any other country . Therefore we must ...
... French goods ; so that all French goods entered as such must now pay a duty of 50l . perous in this country than it would be in any cent . more than is payable upon the same sort of goods from any other country . Therefore we must ...
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