The Parliamentary Register: Or an Impartial Report of the Debates that Have Occured in the Two Houses of Parliament, Volumen 2 |
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... agreed entirely with the noble lord , that if they should fail in sub- stantiating the charge contained in it , on them the whole blame and censure should fall . But if they should succeed in proving the allegations of the petition ; if ...
... agreed entirely with the noble lord , that if they should fail in sub- stantiating the charge contained in it , on them the whole blame and censure should fall . But if they should succeed in proving the allegations of the petition ; if ...
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... agreed that this was a general question . It was whether the House would sanction a secretary of the treasury in sending a letter from the treasury , perhaps signed with the seal of the treasury and carried by a mes senger of the ...
... agreed that this was a general question . It was whether the House would sanction a secretary of the treasury in sending a letter from the treasury , perhaps signed with the seal of the treasury and carried by a mes senger of the ...
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... agreed to a bill for indemnifying Lord de Dunstanville from certain pains and penalties , to which he would otherwise have been liable under the 30th of George the Second . The bill was read a first and second time , and ordered to be ...
... agreed to a bill for indemnifying Lord de Dunstanville from certain pains and penalties , to which he would otherwise have been liable under the 30th of George the Second . The bill was read a first and second time , and ordered to be ...
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... agreed to . COMMITTEE OF FINANCE . Lord Henry Petty moved that the House should resolve itself into a committee on the finances of the country , which was agreed to . On the motion for the Speaker's leaving the chair , Mr. Long rose ...
... agreed to . COMMITTEE OF FINANCE . Lord Henry Petty moved that the House should resolve itself into a committee on the finances of the country , which was agreed to . On the motion for the Speaker's leaving the chair , Mr. Long rose ...
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... agreed , hat it would be inconvenient to inpose new taxes at present that , was conceded by the noble lord near him , and by the general voice of the country , not only by those who merely wished to be relieved from the pressure of taxa ...
... agreed , hat it would be inconvenient to inpose new taxes at present that , was conceded by the noble lord near him , and by the general voice of the country , not only by those who merely wished to be relieved from the pressure of taxa ...
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Página 3 - that it is highly criminal for any minister or ministers, or any other servant of the crown in Great Britain, directly or indirectly, to make use of the power of his office in order to influence the election of members of Parliament, and that an attempt to exercise that influence...
Página 667 - I shall to-morrow move your lordships that an humble address be presented to his majesty, praying that his majesty will be graciously pleased not to exercise his undoubted prerogative of dissolving Parliament.