Cobbett's Weekly Political Register, Volumen 17R. Bagshaw, 1810 |
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... sent him to parliament : these very persons saluted him with a re- petition of that for having uttered which he had caused Mr. GALE JONES to be sent to Newgate . What a rich thing it would be , if he were , after getting in again ...
... sent him to parliament : these very persons saluted him with a re- petition of that for having uttered which he had caused Mr. GALE JONES to be sent to Newgate . What a rich thing it would be , if he were , after getting in again ...
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... sent on shore ? No. - Was he brought back in the boat ? I did not see him ; nor have I seen him since . The Court asked : Was Jeffery considered as an infamous character on board ? No ; he was confined about a week before for theft ...
... sent on shore ? No. - Was he brought back in the boat ? I did not see him ; nor have I seen him since . The Court asked : Was Jeffery considered as an infamous character on board ? No ; he was confined about a week before for theft ...
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... sent looking to it with unabated confidence , as 157 members to that House ; and that 150 the honest and zealous guardian of their more were sent by the nomination of 70 rights and property . The sentiment he powerful individuals , so ...
... sent looking to it with unabated confidence , as 157 members to that House ; and that 150 the honest and zealous guardian of their more were sent by the nomination of 70 rights and property . The sentiment he powerful individuals , so ...
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