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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... question that I must sup- pose the reverend bench maturely con- sidered , before they consented to this Bill ; but I never yet heard that the legis- lative authority of this kingdom took upon them to dispense with any oath or vow that ...
... question that I must sup- pose the reverend bench maturely con- sidered , before they consented to this Bill ; but I never yet heard that the legis- lative authority of this kingdom took upon them to dispense with any oath or vow that ...
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... question was carried in the affirmative by 116 to 55. * * WALPOLE PAPERS . Archbishop Herring to Horatio Walpole . " Lambeth House , May 17 , 1753 . " Dear Sir ; if the following letter be consi- dered as wrote to a senator , I am ...
... question was carried in the affirmative by 116 to 55. * * WALPOLE PAPERS . Archbishop Herring to Horatio Walpole . " Lambeth House , May 17 , 1753 . " Dear Sir ; if the following letter be consi- dered as wrote to a senator , I am ...
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... often be made a very tyrannical use of . But it would , I am persuaded , pre- vent infamous or scandalous marriages , | hear such a question seriously opposed and gravely debated 39 ] [ 40 26 GEORGE II . Debate in the Commons on the.
... often be made a very tyrannical use of . But it would , I am persuaded , pre- vent infamous or scandalous marriages , | hear such a question seriously opposed and gravely debated 39 ] [ 40 26 GEORGE II . Debate in the Commons on the.
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... question seriously opposed and gravely debated , must certainly ap- pear very strange to every one who is not well acquainted with our constitution ; and if there were any foreigners now in our gallery , ( I hope there are not ) they ...
... question seriously opposed and gravely debated , must certainly ap- pear very strange to every one who is not well acquainted with our constitution ; and if there were any foreigners now in our gallery , ( I hope there are not ) they ...
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... question . The Earl of Hillsborough : Sir ; I am very sensible of the danger I am in , when I rise up to speak after the hon . gentleman who spoke last : his manner of speaking is so engaging , there is such music in his voice , that it ...
... question . The Earl of Hillsborough : Sir ; I am very sensible of the danger I am in , when I rise up to speak after the hon . gentleman who spoke last : his manner of speaking is so engaging , there is such music in his voice , that it ...
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