The European Magazine, and London Review, Volum 7Philological Society of London, 1785 |
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... object the their Lordships regard , and they would moit defirable , and the reforms fuggested by therefore , he was perfuaded , moft chear- the Commiffioners of Public Accounts , fully concur with his Majefty in that object , whofe ...
... object the their Lordships regard , and they would moit defirable , and the reforms fuggested by therefore , he was perfuaded , moft chear- the Commiffioners of Public Accounts , fully concur with his Majefty in that object , whofe ...
Side 129
... object of it could be faid to clafh with thofe of the Navi- gation Act ; for he confidered the Navigation Act as facred , if he might be permitted to use the expreffion , and no man revered it more than he . Mr. Jenkinfon dwelt upon ...
... object of it could be faid to clafh with thofe of the Navi- gation Act ; for he confidered the Navigation Act as facred , if he might be permitted to use the expreffion , and no man revered it more than he . Mr. Jenkinfon dwelt upon ...
Side 208
... object of this mo- tion , what was the object ? He thought a motion fhould be made of a more ferious tendency , to call fuch perfons to account as had , through their careleffness or treachery , difclofed fecrets of Government to thofe ...
... object of this mo- tion , what was the object ? He thought a motion fhould be made of a more ferious tendency , to call fuch perfons to account as had , through their careleffness or treachery , difclofed fecrets of Government to thofe ...
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