Annual Register, 83. köideEdmund Burke Longmans, Green, 1842 |
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... Majesty's Speech - Debate in the House of Lords on the Address - Speeches of Earl Ducie and Lord Lurgan , the mover and seconder - Attack on the Foreign Policy of the Government by Lord Brougham - Speeches of Lord Melbourne and of the ...
... Majesty's Speech - Debate in the House of Lords on the Address - Speeches of Earl Ducie and Lord Lurgan , the mover and seconder - Attack on the Foreign Policy of the Government by Lord Brougham - Speeches of Lord Melbourne and of the ...
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... majesty's ministers . He had heard these happy results at- tributed to good fortune . He was of a different opinion . He referred to the prevalence of domestic quiet , to the firm administration of the laws ; and the prospects of peace ...
... majesty's ministers . He had heard these happy results at- tributed to good fortune . He was of a different opinion . He referred to the prevalence of domestic quiet , to the firm administration of the laws ; and the prospects of peace ...
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... majesty's government had de- clined to interfere with it . Lord Melbourne had abstained from ex- pressing any opinion about the subject , but the lord chancellor strongly objected to the bill , con- sidering it a violation of the rights ...
... majesty's government had de- clined to interfere with it . Lord Melbourne had abstained from ex- pressing any opinion about the subject , but the lord chancellor strongly objected to the bill , con- sidering it a violation of the rights ...
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... majesty's Ministers do not sufficiently possess the con- fidence of the House of Commons to enable them to carry through the House measures which they deem of essential importance to the pub- lic welfare ; and that their con- tinuance ...
... majesty's Ministers do not sufficiently possess the con- fidence of the House of Commons to enable them to carry through the House measures which they deem of essential importance to the pub- lic welfare ; and that their con- tinuance ...
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... Majesty's faithful Commons , approach your Majesty with sentiments of unfeigned de- votion and loyalty . It has been our most anxious desire , in grant- ing the supplies for the present year , to place at the disposal of your Majesty ...
... Majesty's faithful Commons , approach your Majesty with sentiments of unfeigned de- votion and loyalty . It has been our most anxious desire , in grant- ing the supplies for the present year , to place at the disposal of your Majesty ...
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