The Parliamentary Debates from the Year 1803 to the Present Time, Том 40 |
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... hoped was insepa- legislature , in 1813 , had thought proper to rable from human nature , towards the pass that bill for tranquillizing the Catho- source from whence benefit proceeded . lics of Ireland . The Protestants dissatis - Nor ...
... hoped was insepa- legislature , in 1813 , had thought proper to rable from human nature , towards the pass that bill for tranquillizing the Catho- source from whence benefit proceeded . lics of Ireland . The Protestants dissatis - Nor ...
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... hoped the im- RIES . ] Mr. Lyttelton said , that in bring - portance of the subject would be a suffi- It was his intention , on the | suredly no. There was then a loud cry of " Divide ! divide ! " The Speaker gave the usual order for ...
... hoped the im- RIES . ] Mr. Lyttelton said , that in bring - portance of the subject would be a suffi- It was his intention , on the | suredly no. There was then a loud cry of " Divide ! divide ! " The Speaker gave the usual order for ...
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... hoped that the public voice would be raised against it . If hitherto that voice had been silent , it was attributable to the arts which had been practised , and to the success of those infamous contrivances which had been so long ...
... hoped that the public voice would be raised against it . If hitherto that voice had been silent , it was attributable to the arts which had been practised , and to the success of those infamous contrivances which had been so long ...
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... hoped ultimately to do so ; but , where lotteries were established , little- goes were to be found in abundance , in consequence of which the lower classes were induced rather to speculate with , than lay by the surplus of their ...
... hoped ultimately to do so ; but , where lotteries were established , little- goes were to be found in abundance , in consequence of which the lower classes were induced rather to speculate with , than lay by the surplus of their ...
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... hoped that the prospect of war was re- mote ; but , as statesmen , they could not avoid looking forward to the possibility of such an event . With France on the one side , and America on the other , would it be wise to expose ourselves ...
... hoped that the prospect of war was re- mote ; but , as statesmen , they could not avoid looking forward to the possibility of such an event . With France on the one side , and America on the other , would it be wise to expose ourselves ...
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