The Historical Register: Containing an Impartial Relation of All Transactions, Foreign and Domestick. For the Year 1716-1738, Volume 22Sun Fire Office, 1737 - Europe |
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Page 196
... sure , that neither his Majefty nor the Par- liament ever thought , or ever intended , that any of those Surpluffes fhould be increafed by any Thing that might tend to the Destruction of the People in general ; nor was it ever intend ...
... sure , that neither his Majefty nor the Par- liament ever thought , or ever intended , that any of those Surpluffes fhould be increafed by any Thing that might tend to the Destruction of the People in general ; nor was it ever intend ...
Page 426
... sure the prefent would not . No , they certainly think , and every Man , I believe , thinks , they have both a legal and an equitable Right to the Salaries they not en- joy , and as the Prince of Wales's Right flands upon the fame ...
... sure the prefent would not . No , they certainly think , and every Man , I believe , thinks , they have both a legal and an equitable Right to the Salaries they not en- joy , and as the Prince of Wales's Right flands upon the fame ...
Page 457
... Europe , I am fure it can- not be faid to have been reftored upon the Footing of any Scheme or Plan propofed by his Majefty : I am sure , Nan his ; eafe ourselves of the Expence of maintaining a Land N ° 88 457 for the Year 1737 .
... Europe , I am fure it can- not be faid to have been reftored upon the Footing of any Scheme or Plan propofed by his Majefty : I am sure , Nan his ; eafe ourselves of the Expence of maintaining a Land N ° 88 457 for the Year 1737 .
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