The Annual Register, Or, A View of the History, Politics, and Literature for the Year ..., Volume 6; Volume 75J. Dodsley, 1834 - History |
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... House of Commons , on the Address - Amendments moved by Mr. O'Connell , and Mr. Tennyson , both lost - Address proposed by Mr. Cobbett , rejected- New Regulations for the business of the House proposed and adopted- Case of Mr. Pease ...
... House of Commons , on the Address - Amendments moved by Mr. O'Connell , and Mr. Tennyson , both lost - Address proposed by Mr. Cobbett , rejected- New Regulations for the business of the House proposed and adopted- Case of Mr. Pease ...
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... House of Commons on the choice of a Speaker - Re - election of Mr. Manners Sutton - King's Speech at the opening of the Session - Debate of four days in the House of Commons , on the Address - Amendments moved by Mr. O'Connell , and Mr ...
... House of Commons on the choice of a Speaker - Re - election of Mr. Manners Sutton - King's Speech at the opening of the Session - Debate of four days in the House of Commons , on the Address - Amendments moved by Mr. O'Connell , and Mr ...
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... house for so long a period , during such important discussions , and with such distinguished ap- plause from all parties . At the general election , he had been re- turned as one of the members for the university of Cambridge ; and ...
... house for so long a period , during such important discussions , and with such distinguished ap- plause from all parties . At the general election , he had been re- turned as one of the members for the university of Cambridge ; and ...
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... house properly discharging its du- ties , if it made such a choice ? He , for his own part , could not have confidence in it ; and if the house elected an anti - reformer to fill the chair , the people of England would look upon it as ...
... house properly discharging its du- ties , if it made such a choice ? He , for his own part , could not have confidence in it ; and if the house elected an anti - reformer to fill the chair , the people of England would look upon it as ...
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... House of Com- mons was about to place a tory in its chair , as the first step towards the extinction of tory principles . He protested , therefore , against this relapse into toryism , carried by a conservative majority ; and he would ...
... House of Com- mons was about to place a tory in its chair , as the first step towards the extinction of tory principles . He protested , therefore , against this relapse into toryism , carried by a conservative majority ; and he would ...
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