The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 14Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1823 |
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... considered as calculated to advance our internal prosperity . " I well know , that , notwithstand- ing the agitation produced by tempo- rary circumstances , and amidst the distress which still presses upon a large portion of my subjects ...
... considered as calculated to advance our internal prosperity . " I well know , that , notwithstand- ing the agitation produced by tempo- rary circumstances , and amidst the distress which still presses upon a large portion of my subjects ...
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... considered it as a compliment . But it was a compliment which he could not re- turn . The right honourable gentle- man and his friends would never countenance any expression of affec- tion or loyalty towards the Sovereign , and the ...
... considered it as a compliment . But it was a compliment which he could not re- turn . The right honourable gentle- man and his friends would never countenance any expression of affec- tion or loyalty towards the Sovereign , and the ...
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... considered as disrespect- ful to the House . The interpretation of the language of her message was , that she understood from the votes of the House , which she was entitled to read , that provision was to be made for her to - night ...
... considered as disrespect- ful to the House . The interpretation of the language of her message was , that she understood from the votes of the House , which she was entitled to read , that provision was to be made for her to - night ...
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... considered as a test how far the wishes of the people were represented in Parliament . An- ticipating an unfavourable result , he hailed these proceedings , rash , un- just , and illegal as they were , as the bright omen of reform , for ...
... considered as a test how far the wishes of the people were represented in Parliament . An- ticipating an unfavourable result , he hailed these proceedings , rash , un- just , and illegal as they were , as the bright omen of reform , for ...
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... considered the or- der as a breach of the fundamental principles of the Church of Scot- land . The Lord Advocate conceived , that the motion did the noble lord no discredit , and was only consistent with his principle of watching over ...
... considered the or- der as a breach of the fundamental principles of the Church of Scot- land . The Lord Advocate conceived , that the motion did the noble lord no discredit , and was only consistent with his principle of watching over ...
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