The Parliamentary Debates, Volume 16Published under the superintendence of T.C. Hansard, 1827 - Great Britain |
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... taken their seat on the wool - sack , the deputy usher of the Black Rod was sent to the ' House of Commons to desire their attend- ance . Shortly after , The Speaker , followed by a consider- able number of members , presented him- self ...
... taken their seat on the wool - sack , the deputy usher of the Black Rod was sent to the ' House of Commons to desire their attend- ance . Shortly after , The Speaker , followed by a consider- able number of members , presented him- self ...
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... taken by the government had been , proved that the right hon . gentleman pos- in every point of view , expedient and ne sessed the first qualities of a statesman , cessary . There had appeared to be a dee and the result had proved that ...
... taken by the government had been , proved that the right hon . gentleman pos- in every point of view , expedient and ne sessed the first qualities of a statesman , cessary . There had appeared to be a dee and the result had proved that ...
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... taken , the country would never be free from those alternations of high and low prices which it had been subject to since the conclusion of the peace in 1815. He contended , that it was the vicious state of the currency that rendered ...
... taken , the country would never be free from those alternations of high and low prices which it had been subject to since the conclusion of the peace in 1815. He contended , that it was the vicious state of the currency that rendered ...
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... taken place , he admitted ; but he was not privy to them . He had been acquitted by the unanimous votes of the committee , and by nearly the unanimous votes of four or five general meetings of the Arigna Company ; and , finally ...
... taken place , he admitted ; but he was not privy to them . He had been acquitted by the unanimous votes of the committee , and by nearly the unanimous votes of four or five general meetings of the Arigna Company ; and , finally ...
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... taken off the file . " Mr. Wynn assured the hon . and learned member that he should not have thought himself at all disorderly in interrupting him before he had concluded his speech , had he been aware that his motion would have taken ...
... taken off the file . " Mr. Wynn assured the hon . and learned member that he should not have thought himself at all disorderly in interrupting him before he had concluded his speech , had he been aware that his motion would have taken ...
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