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... motion of furply firit . The prolixity , he faid , which the Hon . Gentleman obferved on the motions he ufually brought forward , might lead the Houfe into a debate of un- nfual length , and thereby prevent the atten- dance of Gentlemen ...
... motion of furply firit . The prolixity , he faid , which the Hon . Gentleman obferved on the motions he ufually brought forward , might lead the Houfe into a debate of un- nfual length , and thereby prevent the atten- dance of Gentlemen ...
Side 132
... motion ; which was as ftrongly oppofed by Mr. Lee , and others ; who argued for agree- ing to the motion for an immediate return to be made by the High Bailiff . Lord North replied to every remark that had fallen from the fide of ...
... motion ; which was as ftrongly oppofed by Mr. Lee , and others ; who argued for agree- ing to the motion for an immediate return to be made by the High Bailiff . Lord North replied to every remark that had fallen from the fide of ...
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... motion his Right Hon . Friend or he fhould make . If the Irish bufinefs was to come on next Monday or Tuesday , and his Hon . Friend's motion was agreed to , he should poftpone it with great pleasure , to give way to the former . The ...
... motion his Right Hon . Friend or he fhould make . If the Irish bufinefs was to come on next Monday or Tuesday , and his Hon . Friend's motion was agreed to , he should poftpone it with great pleasure , to give way to the former . The ...
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