The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 14Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 |
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... considerable part of this in- crease must be ascribed to the new taxes ; but in some of those branches which are the surest indications of in- ternal wealth , the augmentation has fully realized any expectation which could have been ...
... considerable part of this in- crease must be ascribed to the new taxes ; but in some of those branches which are the surest indications of in- ternal wealth , the augmentation has fully realized any expectation which could have been ...
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... considerable secession from the Established Church , and he believed it . He even understood that one of those reverend gentlemen who mingled politics with their sacred functions , had been under the neces- sity of exhorting his ...
... considerable secession from the Established Church , and he believed it . He even understood that one of those reverend gentlemen who mingled politics with their sacred functions , had been under the neces- sity of exhorting his ...
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... considerable reduc- tion would be made with respect to the commissioners of dock - yards , and also to the civil officers employed in them , in the course of the ensuing year ; and he did not know whether it might not be found expedient ...
... considerable reduc- tion would be made with respect to the commissioners of dock - yards , and also to the civil officers employed in them , in the course of the ensuing year ; and he did not know whether it might not be found expedient ...
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... considerable addition . The secretary to the Master- General , whose salary was 300l . per annum in the year 1796 , and who ought to be regarded as a private ra- ther than a public secretary , now re- ceived 2000l . In the year 1819 , a ...
... considerable addition . The secretary to the Master- General , whose salary was 300l . per annum in the year 1796 , and who ought to be regarded as a private ra- ther than a public secretary , now re- ceived 2000l . In the year 1819 , a ...
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... considerable mistake in a sum of 1,300,000l . The speech of the ho- nourable member had been so ram- bling , that he ( Mr W. ) was obliged to ramble a little along with him . In regard to the conduct of the store- keeper at Sheerness ...
... considerable mistake in a sum of 1,300,000l . The speech of the ho- nourable member had been so ram- bling , that he ( Mr W. ) was obliged to ramble a little along with him . In regard to the conduct of the store- keeper at Sheerness ...
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