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... agreed with their Refolutions fhould be made known , forme required it , and it must be done . He thought the fooner an end was put to the bufinefs the better ; and if it was intended to bring forward any farther debate , he was ready ...
... agreed with their Refolutions fhould be made known , forme required it , and it must be done . He thought the fooner an end was put to the bufinefs the better ; and if it was intended to bring forward any farther debate , he was ready ...
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... agreed to without a divifion . At half paft nine o'clock , the House ad- journed to WEDNESDAY , JAN . 28 . The Commons being met , a meffage was fent to the Lords , defiring a conference ; which being agreed to , Lord Belgrave , Mr ...
... agreed to without a divifion . At half paft nine o'clock , the House ad- journed to WEDNESDAY , JAN . 28 . The Commons being met , a meffage was fent to the Lords , defiring a conference ; which being agreed to , Lord Belgrave , Mr ...
Side 484
... agreed , that it fhould be an instruction to the 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 ...
... agreed , that it fhould be an instruction to the 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 ...
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