The Edinburgh Annual Register, Volume 18Walter Scott John Ballantyne and Company, 1827 - Europe |
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... took oaths otherwise than as directed by law . There would be exemptions of certain societies , which met for pur- poses connected merely with trade , agriculture , charity , and others of a harmless nature . The offence of be- longing ...
... took oaths otherwise than as directed by law . There would be exemptions of certain societies , which met for pur- poses connected merely with trade , agriculture , charity , and others of a harmless nature . The offence of be- longing ...
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... people a more accu- rate notion of their condition . Mr L. Foster took that opportunity of expressing what he thought of the Catholic Association , which he did at some length , and proceeded to ask , Was CHAP . 2. ] 29 HISTORY .
... people a more accu- rate notion of their condition . Mr L. Foster took that opportunity of expressing what he thought of the Catholic Association , which he did at some length , and proceeded to ask , Was CHAP . 2. ] 29 HISTORY .
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... took from the House all right of interference with their pro- ceedings . That was not his reading of the law . On subjects of grievance , the Parliament of England was the sole constitutional judge ( hear , hear ) . Those who might ...
... took from the House all right of interference with their pro- ceedings . That was not his reading of the law . On subjects of grievance , the Parliament of England was the sole constitutional judge ( hear , hear ) . Those who might ...
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... took occasion to defend the administration of justice in Ireland . Mr Dominick Browne said , that whatever alarm the Association had created in this country , it had done more to advance the Catholic cause than anything which had taken ...
... took occasion to defend the administration of justice in Ireland . Mr Dominick Browne said , that whatever alarm the Association had created in this country , it had done more to advance the Catholic cause than anything which had taken ...
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... took a place ( continued laughter ) . He begged to know why it was that this Catholic question should now be openly avowed by the learned gentleman to be one that nobody but an insane person would imagine capable of being car- ried ...
... took a place ( continued laughter ) . He begged to know why it was that this Catholic question should now be openly avowed by the learned gentleman to be one that nobody but an insane person would imagine capable of being car- ried ...
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