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... PRINCE of WALES learns from Mr. Pitt , that the proceedings in Parlia ment are now in a train which enables Mr. Pitt , according to the intimation in his former letter , to communicate to the Prince , the outlines of the plan which his ...
... PRINCE of WALES learns from Mr. Pitt , that the proceedings in Parlia ment are now in a train which enables Mr. Pitt , according to the intimation in his former letter , to communicate to the Prince , the outlines of the plan which his ...
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... Prince has only to add , that if fecurity for his Majesty's re poffeffing his rightful government , whenever it fhall pleafe Providence in bounty to this coun- try to remove the ' calamity with which he is afflicted , be any part of the ...
... Prince has only to add , that if fecurity for his Majesty's re poffeffing his rightful government , whenever it fhall pleafe Providence in bounty to this coun- try to remove the ' calamity with which he is afflicted , be any part of the ...
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... Prince of Wales , he would have advised them , at the peril of his life , to have met them more than half way with a view to pro- vide for the fafe return of his Majesty to his Government on his recovery . His Lordship faid , he could ...
... Prince of Wales , he would have advised them , at the peril of his life , to have met them more than half way with a view to pro- vide for the fafe return of his Majesty to his Government on his recovery . His Lordship faid , he could ...
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