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Page 121
The proposed addiif not choten by bis own order , may tion of one hundred Irish
members be chosen as a legislator by a class to the British house of commons ,
fuof inferior rank , and which I am so peradded to what was already at the far from
...
The proposed addiif not choten by bis own order , may tion of one hundred Irish
members be chosen as a legislator by a class to the British house of commons ,
fuof inferior rank , and which I am so peradded to what was already at the far from
...
Page 85
Report from the feled Commiltee of the pared , the expense at ending which ,
House of Commons on the Expense of rarely exceeds the fumoltwo gaineas ,
and lode of obtaining Bills of En - Notices of the intended applic cure . cation are
then ...
Report from the feled Commiltee of the pared , the expense at ending which ,
House of Commons on the Expense of rarely exceeds the fumoltwo gaineas ,
and lode of obtaining Bills of En - Notices of the intended applic cure . cation are
then ...
Page 186
... to cause the lords fpiritual and dom , reported to his majesty , such temporal
and commons who are lo peerage Mall be ... fuppofèd ex - the lords spiritual and
temporal and tinction of such peerage , then no commons of Great Britain fall .
new ...
... to cause the lords fpiritual and dom , reported to his majesty , such temporal
and commons who are lo peerage Mall be ... fuppofèd ex - the lords spiritual and
temporal and tinction of such peerage , then no commons of Great Britain fall .
new ...
Page 187
... of commons of the united together with the lords ( piritual and kingdom , in the
first and all fuctemporal and commons fo ... shall be the lords , spiritual Thall
otherwise provide , take the and temporal and commons of the oaths , and make
and ...
... of commons of the united together with the lords ( piritual and kingdom , in the
first and all fuctemporal and commons fo ... shall be the lords , spiritual Thall
otherwise provide , take the and temporal and commons of the oaths , and make
and ...
Page 199
That , instead of adopting that the number of commoners to be that wise and
rational mode of proadded to the English commons , con - ceeding , the
adjustment of the numfisting of 519 , should be 45 on the ' bers to be added to the
imperial ...
That , instead of adopting that the number of commoners to be that wise and
rational mode of proadded to the English commons , con - ceeding , the
adjustment of the numfisting of 519 , should be 45 on the ' bers to be added to the
imperial ...
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| Title | The Annual Register of World Events: A Review of the Year, 42. köide |
| Editor | Edmund Burke |
| Publisher | Longmans, Green, 1801 |
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