Annual Register, 83. köideEdmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1842 |
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... James Thomas Earl of Cardigan , in the House of Lords , on the 16th day of February , 1841 , for Felony 242 Trial of Captain Douglas for Felony - 278 Trial of Alexander M'Leod for Murder , at Utica , U. S. 280 Privy Council - Wood v ...
... James Thomas Earl of Cardigan , in the House of Lords , on the 16th day of February , 1841 , for Felony 242 Trial of Captain Douglas for Felony - 278 Trial of Alexander M'Leod for Murder , at Utica , U. S. 280 Privy Council - Wood v ...
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... James thought , that the results of the foreign policy of the ministers afforded the most triumphant proof of their sagacity and wisdom , and entitled them to the unanimous approbation of the house . He hoped they might long continue in ...
... James thought , that the results of the foreign policy of the ministers afforded the most triumphant proof of their sagacity and wisdom , and entitled them to the unanimous approbation of the house . He hoped they might long continue in ...
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... James Graham then called on lord John Russell to declare whether he was weary of the Reform Act , and to what ex- tent he was now disposed to carry his innovations on that measure . " He thought that noble lord ought frankly to state ...
... James Graham then called on lord John Russell to declare whether he was weary of the Reform Act , and to what ex- tent he was now disposed to carry his innovations on that measure . " He thought that noble lord ought frankly to state ...
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... James Graham then proceeded to expose the inconsistencies of Lord Worsley's speeches and votes . An- other member , Mr. Handley , had professed that , so far as in him lay , the question of the Corn - laws should never be brought ...
... James Graham then proceeded to expose the inconsistencies of Lord Worsley's speeches and votes . An- other member , Mr. Handley , had professed that , so far as in him lay , the question of the Corn - laws should never be brought ...
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... James Gra- ham had been pleased to read Lord Worsley and himself on political consistency . He had never said , as had been asserted , that , if it depended on him , the Corn question should never be brought forward as a Government ...
... James Gra- ham had been pleased to read Lord Worsley and himself on political consistency . He had never said , as had been asserted , that , if it depended on him , the Corn question should never be brought forward as a Government ...
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