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... taken place , and out- rages been committed , which were com- pletely fubverfive of the freedom of elec- tion , & c . The minutes of the Committee were ordered to be taken into confideration on the 20th of next month ; and it was ...
... taken place , and out- rages been committed , which were com- pletely fubverfive of the freedom of elec- tion , & c . The minutes of the Committee were ordered to be taken into confideration on the 20th of next month ; and it was ...
Side 467
... taken into confideration this day fe'n- night . Lord Stanhope expatiated on the importance of the fubject , and rather approved of than condemned the de- lay . He could not , however , forbear mentioning one fubject , which he knew to ...
... taken into confideration this day fe'n- night . Lord Stanhope expatiated on the importance of the fubject , and rather approved of than condemned the de- lay . He could not , however , forbear mentioning one fubject , which he knew to ...
Side 472
... taken of the liberty , the exportation was reftrained . The fame advantage had been taken with refpect to the exportation of falt - petre , which led to the fame confequences ; though he admitted the prohibition was ille gal . Mr. Coke ...
... taken of the liberty , the exportation was reftrained . The fame advantage had been taken with refpect to the exportation of falt - petre , which led to the fame confequences ; though he admitted the prohibition was ille gal . Mr. Coke ...
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