Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volúmenes 30-31R. Bagshaw, 1971 |
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... sinecures , however objectionable they may be , " except for long and meritorious ser- " vices , still the abolition of them all 66 " amount of the subscriptions will 66 probably not enable the Committee " to give above one half of what ...
... sinecures , however objectionable they may be , " except for long and meritorious ser- " vices , still the abolition of them all 66 " amount of the subscriptions will 66 probably not enable the Committee " to give above one half of what ...
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... sinecure amounts to their sanction to sinecures ; and if the thirty or forty thousand pounds a year , two factions now divide them amongst what feeling other than that of indig them , though that may be a very good nation can they ...
... sinecure amounts to their sanction to sinecures ; and if the thirty or forty thousand pounds a year , two factions now divide them amongst what feeling other than that of indig them , though that may be a very good nation can they ...
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... sinecures are , in part , for making Mr. Quest an officer in our the cause of the national misery ; we army ; or for making Count Munster seek for their abolition , and we shall a commissioner of the King's pro- not be diverted from our ...
... sinecures are , in part , for making Mr. Quest an officer in our the cause of the national misery ; we army ; or for making Count Munster seek for their abolition , and we shall a commissioner of the King's pro- not be diverted from our ...
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