The European Magazine, and London Review, المجلد 45Philological Society of London, 1804 |
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الصفحة 227
... took the oaths and their feats . TUESDAY , FEB . 28 . The Earl of Londonderry took the oaths and his feat ; and several Bills were read a first and fecond time . WEDNESDAY , FEB . 29 . Lord King , after fome remarks on the difference ...
... took the oaths and their feats . TUESDAY , FEB . 28 . The Earl of Londonderry took the oaths and his feat ; and several Bills were read a first and fecond time . WEDNESDAY , FEB . 29 . Lord King , after fome remarks on the difference ...
الصفحة 264
... took down the fubitance of what he faid , which was read to him . He obferved , " Sir , you have put in your own language ; I with it to be mine . " He then repeated over again , nearly word for word , what he had before faid ; and when ...
... took down the fubitance of what he faid , which was read to him . He obferved , " Sir , you have put in your own language ; I with it to be mine . " He then repeated over again , nearly word for word , what he had before faid ; and when ...
الصفحة 461
... took a review of the whole of the Militia and Volunteer Syftem ; and con . tended , that not one branch of them had been properly executed ; at the fame time , he did not expect it from the prefent Minifters . Upon the whole , therefore ...
... took a review of the whole of the Militia and Volunteer Syftem ; and con . tended , that not one branch of them had been properly executed ; at the fame time , he did not expect it from the prefent Minifters . Upon the whole , therefore ...
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