The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 15Philological Society of London, 1789 |
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... motion for appoint- ing Edward Lord Thurlow , was carried without a divifion . The Chancellor of the Exchequer then made all the other motions fucceffively for the infertion of the names of William , Lord Archbishop of York , Lloyd ...
... motion for appoint- ing Edward Lord Thurlow , was carried without a divifion . The Chancellor of the Exchequer then made all the other motions fucceffively for the infertion of the names of William , Lord Archbishop of York , Lloyd ...
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... motion to have the words taken down , by the Clerk of the Houfe , but was interrupted by Mr. Burke , who faid that the la- mented fituation of the Sovereign was not the act of the Houfe , but the will of the Divi- nity ; but depriving ...
... motion to have the words taken down , by the Clerk of the Houfe , but was interrupted by Mr. Burke , who faid that the la- mented fituation of the Sovereign was not the act of the Houfe , but the will of the Divi- nity ; but depriving ...
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... motion then before the Houte . The motion was then carried nem , con . Mr. Dempfter gave notice , that the fhop- tax being now to be repealed , he should move to repeal the additional duties and restrictions on hawkers and pedlars ...
... motion then before the Houte . The motion was then carried nem , con . Mr. Dempfter gave notice , that the fhop- tax being now to be repealed , he should move to repeal the additional duties and restrictions on hawkers and pedlars ...
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