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... bill , fhould be received af . ter Friday the 13th day of March . The Chancellor of the Exchequer brought up and presented the bill to provide for the care of his Majesty's Royal Person , and for the adminiftration of the Royal ...
... bill , fhould be received af . ter Friday the 13th day of March . The Chancellor of the Exchequer brought up and presented the bill to provide for the care of his Majesty's Royal Person , and for the adminiftration of the Royal ...
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... Bill before them they would be more competent to state their opinions upon it , and their rea- fons why they objected to particular claufes , than they could poffibly be at prefent , when they could not enter into the detail of the Bill ...
... Bill before them they would be more competent to state their opinions upon it , and their rea- fons why they objected to particular claufes , than they could poffibly be at prefent , when they could not enter into the detail of the Bill ...
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... Bill , the Mutiny Bill , and the Marine Regulating Bill , which were feverally read a first time . - Adjourned . SATURDAY , March 21 , and MONDAY , 23 . The Marine Mutiny Bill ; the Bill to con- tinue the Intercourfe between Newfound ...
... Bill , the Mutiny Bill , and the Marine Regulating Bill , which were feverally read a first time . - Adjourned . SATURDAY , March 21 , and MONDAY , 23 . The Marine Mutiny Bill ; the Bill to con- tinue the Intercourfe between Newfound ...
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