Annual Register, Volum 83Edmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1842 |
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... hand , to observe a cautious silence in the speech upon topics nearer home , a discussion upon which might have led to a less favourable result , and might have weakened the precarious tenure on which they held their power . With re ...
... hand , to observe a cautious silence in the speech upon topics nearer home , a discussion upon which might have led to a less favourable result , and might have weakened the precarious tenure on which they held their power . With re ...
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... hand , while the leaders of the con- servative party in parliament had avowed a distinct though modified assent to the measure , such could by no means be described as the general feeling of that body , which comprised numerous persons ...
... hand , while the leaders of the con- servative party in parliament had avowed a distinct though modified assent to the measure , such could by no means be described as the general feeling of that body , which comprised numerous persons ...
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... hand pocket instead of his right . Mr. G. Knight was not sur- prised that gentlemen inveighed against this law , for it was an easy road to popularity . He begged the house to remember the evils of the old system , and especially the ...
... hand pocket instead of his right . Mr. G. Knight was not sur- prised that gentlemen inveighed against this law , for it was an easy road to popularity . He begged the house to remember the evils of the old system , and especially the ...
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... hand , he did not wish , by voting for the re- jection of the bill , to negative all alteration in the existing law . Mr. Langdale wished for a pro- vision , enabling paupers of all de- nominations to attend their re- spective places of ...
... hand , he did not wish , by voting for the re- jection of the bill , to negative all alteration in the existing law . Mr. Langdale wished for a pro- vision , enabling paupers of all de- nominations to attend their re- spective places of ...
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... hand , he ( sir Robert Peel ) should himself regret to see any diminution of the constituent body below the standard fixed by the Reform Act . The 40s . franchise had been abolished , not by the wishes of the government which passed the ...
... hand , he ( sir Robert Peel ) should himself regret to see any diminution of the constituent body below the standard fixed by the Reform Act . The 40s . franchise had been abolished , not by the wishes of the government which passed the ...
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