The Parliamentary Debates, Volume 16Published under the superintendence of T.C. Hansard, 1827 - Great Britain |
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... ground for hope , and none for despon- dency . During the last eight years , taxes to the amount of twenty - six millions have been repealed , and still the income , up to January , 1826 , has been equal to the Com - demand upon it ...
... ground for hope , and none for despon- dency . During the last eight years , taxes to the amount of twenty - six millions have been repealed , and still the income , up to January , 1826 , has been equal to the Com - demand upon it ...
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... ground , Sir , that I take our conduct towards Portugal as an illustration of the wisdom and necessity of maintaining cer- tain establishments ; and I challenge the hon . and learned gentleman , who desires us to cut down all our ...
... ground , Sir , that I take our conduct towards Portugal as an illustration of the wisdom and necessity of maintaining cer- tain establishments ; and I challenge the hon . and learned gentleman , who desires us to cut down all our ...
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... ground and pre- text for maintaining a large standing army , which we cannot help regarding with ex- treme jealousy , as being contrary to the spirit of our institutions . " That we should ill discharge the duty we owe to his Majesty ...
... ground and pre- text for maintaining a large standing army , which we cannot help regarding with ex- treme jealousy , as being contrary to the spirit of our institutions . " That we should ill discharge the duty we owe to his Majesty ...
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... ground was , he thought , sufficient to enable them to say that they agreed to it . When the topics adverted to in it were unobjectionable , he would not oppose it on account of certain omissions ; especially after the assurance of the ...
... ground was , he thought , sufficient to enable them to say that they agreed to it . When the topics adverted to in it were unobjectionable , he would not oppose it on account of certain omissions ; especially after the assurance of the ...
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... ground for the imputation , that the distresses of Ireland had been overlooked . In the passage in which his Majesty alluded to " the depres- sion under which the trade and manufac- tures of the country had been labouring , " his ...
... ground for the imputation , that the distresses of Ireland had been overlooked . In the passage in which his Majesty alluded to " the depres- sion under which the trade and manufac- tures of the country had been labouring , " his ...
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