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... house , that the Governor and Preceptor did not discharge the duties of their trust with alacrity . But it came out afterwards , that this complaint lay deeper than was at first fup- posed . There were two perfons concerned in this ...
... house , that the Governor and Preceptor did not discharge the duties of their trust with alacrity . But it came out afterwards , that this complaint lay deeper than was at first fup- posed . There were two perfons concerned in this ...
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... house went on as it pleased . Stone and Murray , and Lord Bute , were in perfect union ; not indeed oftenfibly , but ... house . After Stone and Murray had been acquitted by the Privy Council , very little attention was paid to Leicefter ...
... house went on as it pleased . Stone and Murray , and Lord Bute , were in perfect union ; not indeed oftenfibly , but ... house . After Stone and Murray had been acquitted by the Privy Council , very little attention was paid to Leicefter ...
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... House of Commons , called the Treasury Bench . Here we find feated , the first lord of the trea- fury and chancellor of his majesty's exchequer , with a band of placemen , his chief fupporters , on each fide . All public bufinefs of ...
... House of Commons , called the Treasury Bench . Here we find feated , the first lord of the trea- fury and chancellor of his majesty's exchequer , with a band of placemen , his chief fupporters , on each fide . All public bufinefs of ...
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Lodges Illuftrations of Britiſh Hiſtory | 4 |
from the Roman Catholics 343 | 22 |
Remarks on Wakefield | 36 |
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