Universal Magazine of Knowledge and Pleasure, Svazky 68–69Pub. for J. Hinton, 1781 |
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... House of Austria , if he fhould permit a fingle horfe to leave the poft - house till the Archduke and his fuite had paffed . i The man , terrified with these threats , or- dered the poftilions to dismount , and put up the horses . This ...
... House of Austria , if he fhould permit a fingle horfe to leave the poft - house till the Archduke and his fuite had paffed . i The man , terrified with these threats , or- dered the poftilions to dismount , and put up the horses . This ...
Strana 317
... HOUSE OF COMMONS . Thursday , May 10 . Lord North moved , that the House fhould refolve itself into a Committee of the whole House , to take into confidera- tion the feveral reports from the Commif- fioners of Public Accounts . He began ...
... HOUSE OF COMMONS . Thursday , May 10 . Lord North moved , that the House fhould refolve itself into a Committee of the whole House , to take into confidera- tion the feveral reports from the Commif- fioners of Public Accounts . He began ...
Strana 61
... House adjourned to the next day , when the debate was renewed . Lord Shelburne took the fame ground as Lord Chatham had done , ftrongly protesting against any measure that tended to the dismemberment of the empire , and the ...
... House adjourned to the next day , when the debate was renewed . Lord Shelburne took the fame ground as Lord Chatham had done , ftrongly protesting against any measure that tended to the dismemberment of the empire , and the ...
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