Annual Register, Volume 46Edmund Burke 1805 - History |
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... attended to before any other consideration . Government , however , had not been inattentive to active operations , and had made im- portant acquisitions of territory in the West Indies . He considered that the Irish volunteer force ...
... attended to before any other consideration . Government , however , had not been inattentive to active operations , and had made im- portant acquisitions of territory in the West Indies . He considered that the Irish volunteer force ...
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... attended , arm- ed and accoutred . The present bill was to remedy those defects . The number of days which it would be necessary to have attended , for the purpose of claiming an exemption from service , in the army of reserve or ...
... attended , arm- ed and accoutred . The present bill was to remedy those defects . The number of days which it would be necessary to have attended , for the purpose of claiming an exemption from service , in the army of reserve or ...
Page 150
... attend- ance at drill , and steadiness when at drill . He recommended encou- raging the volunteers to go on per- manent ... attended to ; and declared that he considered our naval defence as very defective . Mr. Windham thought the bill ...
... attend- ance at drill , and steadiness when at drill . He recommended encou- raging the volunteers to go on per- manent ... attended to ; and declared that he considered our naval defence as very defective . Mr. Windham thought the bill ...
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... attended his majesty , and whose name was never subscribed to those bulletins . Lord Hawksbury expressly stated that there did exist no necessary suspension of his majesty's royal functions or authorities . Lord Grenville trusted that ...
... attended his majesty , and whose name was never subscribed to those bulletins . Lord Hawksbury expressly stated that there did exist no necessary suspension of his majesty's royal functions or authorities . Lord Grenville trusted that ...
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... attended with any ad- vantage , as he did not think it pos- ble that Ireland should be ever fairly represented in that , house . While there remained a lord chancellor in Ireland , who told the people of that country , that it was ...
... attended with any ad- vantage , as he did not think it pos- ble that Ireland should be ever fairly represented in that , house . While there remained a lord chancellor in Ireland , who told the people of that country , that it was ...
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Page 104 - ... GENERAL LIBRARY UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. THE Hagerman Collection HISTORY AND POLITICAL SCIENCE JAMES J. HAGERMAN OF CLASS OF '61 IN THE HANDS OF Professor Charles Kendall Adams. 1883. HA' ) = ..R887 JOURNAL STATISTICAL SOCIETY OP LONDON.
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