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... question being put for the third tinue fufpenfion of the Habeas Corpus Act , an amendment was propofed by the Earl of Lauderdale , to limit the duration of the Bill to the ft day of July , inftead of the prefent Seffion of Parliament ...
... question being put for the third tinue fufpenfion of the Habeas Corpus Act , an amendment was propofed by the Earl of Lauderdale , to limit the duration of the Bill to the ft day of July , inftead of the prefent Seffion of Parliament ...
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... question that might arife , whether ftated by a Committee appointed by their Lordships to examine evidence , proceed- ings , & c . and to report thereupon , or otherwife , and the judgment that they might think fit finally to pronounce ...
... question that might arife , whether ftated by a Committee appointed by their Lordships to examine evidence , proceed- ings , & c . and to report thereupon , or otherwife , and the judgment that they might think fit finally to pronounce ...
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... question he was unanimous- ly declared not guilty . The Duke of Norfolk then retired behind the Throne , and did not vote any more . On the fourth question , four Peers pro- nounced him guilty - the Earl of Car- narvon , Earl ...
... question he was unanimous- ly declared not guilty . The Duke of Norfolk then retired behind the Throne , and did not vote any more . On the fourth question , four Peers pro- nounced him guilty - the Earl of Car- narvon , Earl ...
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