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... Committee on the state of the nation . This being agreed to , the Houfe adjourned , MONDAY , Jan. 12 . A new writ ... Committee above stairs had pro- ceeded with every poslible dispatch , and with every defire to expedite the report , it ...
... Committee on the state of the nation . This being agreed to , the Houfe adjourned , MONDAY , Jan. 12 . A new writ ... Committee above stairs had pro- ceeded with every poslible dispatch , and with every defire to expedite the report , it ...
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... Committee withdrew , and having taken their feats at the head of the table , in the Painted Chamber , the Lord Prefident communicated to the Commons , that they had agreed to the Refolutions for the fettlement of the Regency , which ...
... Committee withdrew , and having taken their feats at the head of the table , in the Painted Chamber , the Lord Prefident communicated to the Commons , that they had agreed to the Refolutions for the fettlement of the Regency , which ...
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... Committee upon this bun- nefs , to hear Counsel and witnesses at the bar , before the Propofitions above - mentioned fhould be formally moved . Mr. Gafcoyne then moved , that on Mon- day next , a Committee of the whole Houfe be formed ...
... Committee upon this bun- nefs , to hear Counsel and witnesses at the bar , before the Propofitions above - mentioned fhould be formally moved . Mr. Gafcoyne then moved , that on Mon- day next , a Committee of the whole Houfe be formed ...
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