Cobbett's Parliamentary Debates, During the ... Session of the ... Parliament of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland and of the Kingdom of Great Britain ..., Volume 10R. Bagshaw, 1812 - Great Britain |
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Page 153
... question of indemnity , if any should be thought necessary , the reasons for asking it would be stated at the time of proposing it . It was , however , competent to any noble lord to bring forward a question upon the subject , which ...
... question of indemnity , if any should be thought necessary , the reasons for asking it would be stated at the time of proposing it . It was , however , competent to any noble lord to bring forward a question upon the subject , which ...
Page 161
... question was , whether they had done their duty , and whether that duty was a fit object for the thanks of that house . But , would it be said , that Earl Grey ( late lord Howick ) rose and the services performed , and particularly ...
... question was , whether they had done their duty , and whether that duty was a fit object for the thanks of that house . But , would it be said , that Earl Grey ( late lord Howick ) rose and the services performed , and particularly ...
Page 165
... question therefore , due to the army and navy to to examine whether the difficulties opposed look only to the execution , which was to our force were of such a nature and the distinct service that fell to their charge . amount as to ...
... question therefore , due to the army and navy to to examine whether the difficulties opposed look only to the execution , which was to our force were of such a nature and the distinct service that fell to their charge . amount as to ...
Page 177
... question immediately before the house , as not at least to afford strong grounds of suspicion , that his mind was very much prejudiced upon the question not now before them . He would not how- ever , be tempted by any thing that had ...
... question immediately before the house , as not at least to afford strong grounds of suspicion , that his mind was very much prejudiced upon the question not now before them . He would not how- ever , be tempted by any thing that had ...
Page 283
... question that the design might minent dangers that menaced us , and have been in contemplation at that time , therefore it was that he was surprised to but it did not appear that any army was hear gentlemen compare such a measure ...
... question that the design might minent dangers that menaced us , and have been in contemplation at that time , therefore it was that he was surprised to but it did not appear that any army was hear gentlemen compare such a measure ...
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