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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... watchmen , and to chuse the most proper persons for the purpose , and their own interest will prevent their appointing a greater number of watchmen than may be necessary , or allowing them higher wages than the ser- vice may deserve ...
... watchmen , and to chuse the most proper persons for the purpose , and their own interest will prevent their appointing a greater number of watchmen than may be necessary , or allowing them higher wages than the ser- vice may deserve ...
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... watchmen absolutely independent of the that the majority of the inhabitants of magistrates . Such an independency would Bristol approve not only of their present be altogether inconsistent with govern- form of government , but also of ...
... watchmen absolutely independent of the that the majority of the inhabitants of magistrates . Such an independency would Bristol approve not only of their present be altogether inconsistent with govern- form of government , but also of ...
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... watchmen for the city of Bristol , the power of posting or stationing those watch- men , the power of taxing the citizens in general for defraying this expence , and the power of apportioning this tax upon the several inhabitants , is ...
... watchmen for the city of Bristol , the power of posting or stationing those watch- men , the power of taxing the citizens in general for defraying this expence , and the power of apportioning this tax upon the several inhabitants , is ...
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... watchmen and night constables , will secure in their interest at least 3 or 400 dead votes at every election , besides a great number of others that may be secured by a promise of the next vacancy ; from whence we may expect , and , I ...
... watchmen and night constables , will secure in their interest at least 3 or 400 dead votes at every election , besides a great number of others that may be secured by a promise of the next vacancy ; from whence we may expect , and , I ...
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... watchmen must go his round every hour , that every watchman's appointed round must on every side extend to the round of the next watchman , and that all the watch- men must be within call of one another . Now as this of stationing the ...
... watchmen must go his round every hour , that every watchman's appointed round must on every side extend to the round of the next watchman , and that all the watch- men must be within call of one another . Now as this of stationing the ...
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