The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volumen9Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1820 |
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... passed a summer with less relaxation or more anxiety in his life . He could not but think that the speech which had been read contained every pledge which the House could reasonably de- sire on the subject in question . It gave the ...
... passed a summer with less relaxation or more anxiety in his life . He could not but think that the speech which had been read contained every pledge which the House could reasonably de- sire on the subject in question . It gave the ...
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... passed both Houses of parliament , of 1,700,000l . British , making 1,841,6667 . Irish , and that a further loan on treasury bills would be required to be issued in the present year for the sum of 1,200,000l . , being a total of ways ...
... passed both Houses of parliament , of 1,700,000l . British , making 1,841,6667 . Irish , and that a further loan on treasury bills would be required to be issued in the present year for the sum of 1,200,000l . , being a total of ways ...
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... passed in its original state by a majority of 116 to 56 . The subject of the Bank Restric- tion Act , above alluded to , was after- wards more directly brought before parliament by Mr Horner . The argu- ments and statements which that ...
... passed in its original state by a majority of 116 to 56 . The subject of the Bank Restric- tion Act , above alluded to , was after- wards more directly brought before parliament by Mr Horner . The argu- ments and statements which that ...
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... passed in the year 1729 , but was in- efficacious ; for during forty years , from 1782 , with the exception of one year , the import of corn was constant ; it was probably counteracted by that monstrous vote of the House of Com- mons of ...
... passed in the year 1729 , but was in- efficacious ; for during forty years , from 1782 , with the exception of one year , the import of corn was constant ; it was probably counteracted by that monstrous vote of the House of Com- mons of ...
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... passed in 1767 , secured to a certain extent the con- nexion between the electors and elect- ed . With this exception , Ireland felt little change in her situation till the year 1778. In that year the reverses of the American war left ...
... passed in 1767 , secured to a certain extent the con- nexion between the electors and elect- ed . With this exception , Ireland felt little change in her situation till the year 1778. In that year the reverses of the American war left ...
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