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The Chairmen thus named , proclamation is made ; ( CHARLES WYNNE being
Crier , with OssULsTON'S aid , ) * And the Meeting is strongly entreated to note (
The few who could speak , and the crowd who should vote ; ) As it was not the ...
The Chairmen thus named , proclamation is made ; ( CHARLES WYNNE being
Crier , with OssULsTON'S aid , ) * And the Meeting is strongly entreated to note (
The few who could speak , and the crowd who should vote ; ) As it was not the ...
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Mr. Charles Wynne , as Speaker of the House of Commons , Sir Watkin as the
Sergeant at Arms , and Lord Ossulston as the Mace , were an admirable group .
His Lordship , particularly , was exquisitely gilt , and supported the difficult
character ...
Mr. Charles Wynne , as Speaker of the House of Commons , Sir Watkin as the
Sergeant at Arms , and Lord Ossulston as the Mace , were an admirable group .
His Lordship , particularly , was exquisitely gilt , and supported the difficult
character ...
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The charges being distinctly read by Sir W. W. Wynne , the Prisoner pleaded not
guilty . Counsel for the prosecution , Sir Arthur Pigott ; Mr. Charles Wynne . For
the Prisoner , Mr. Abercrombie ; Mr. Bennet ; Mr. Lambton . Sir A. P. opened the ...
The charges being distinctly read by Sir W. W. Wynne , the Prisoner pleaded not
guilty . Counsel for the prosecution , Sir Arthur Pigott ; Mr. Charles Wynne . For
the Prisoner , Mr. Abercrombie ; Mr. Bennet ; Mr. Lambton . Sir A. P. opened the ...
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Mr. CHARLES WYNNE then spoke to the order of the proceedings ; he had read
the Journals four times over , twice backwards , and twice forwards , but was not
able to find any precedent exactly in point . Lord Russell and the late Mr.
Mr. CHARLES WYNNE then spoke to the order of the proceedings ; he had read
the Journals four times over , twice backwards , and twice forwards , but was not
able to find any precedent exactly in point . Lord Russell and the late Mr.
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... upon which I observed that Lord Milton and Mr. CHARLES WYNNE , between
whom Mr. HORNER had been before sitting , changed their places , and Sir
FRANCIS BURDETT and Lord COCHRANE went up and shook hands with him .
... upon which I observed that Lord Milton and Mr. CHARLES WYNNE , between
whom Mr. HORNER had been before sitting , changed their places , and Sir
FRANCIS BURDETT and Lord COCHRANE went up and shook hands with him .
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Bibliografische Informationen
| Titel | The New Whig Guide |
| Autor/in | Henry John Temple Palmerston (Viscount) |
| Verlag | W. Wright, 46, Fleet-Street., 1819 |
| Original von | British Library |
| Digitalisiert | 8. Jan. 2018 |
| Länge | 240 Seiten |
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