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said order of common council ; and ordered that Mr. Chamberlain do pay to the
honourable Sir John Trevor , knt . Speaker of the Honourable House of
Commons , the sum of ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS , as soon as a bill be passed
into an act ...
said order of common council ; and ordered that Mr. Chamberlain do pay to the
honourable Sir John Trevor , knt . Speaker of the Honourable House of
Commons , the sum of ONE THOUSAND GUINEAS , as soon as a bill be passed
into an act ...
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After the bill was read a second time , it was proposed by their lordships to ask
the opinions of the judges , “ whether this bill affected any of the prescriptions ,
privileges , customs , and liberties of the city of London , restored to them , or ...
After the bill was read a second time , it was proposed by their lordships to ask
the opinions of the judges , “ whether this bill affected any of the prescriptions ,
privileges , customs , and liberties of the city of London , restored to them , or ...
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council to deliberate on the most effectual measures to prevent passing such an
obnoxious bill ; a copy of which his lordship had with great difficulty obtained . He
addressed himself to the whole body in the following speech : Gentlemen ...
council to deliberate on the most effectual measures to prevent passing such an
obnoxious bill ; a copy of which his lordship had with great difficulty obtained . He
addressed himself to the whole body in the following speech : Gentlemen ...
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The opposers of the motion urged , “ that it had always been the custom of that
house not to receive any petitions , and much less to admit counsel to be heard
against any bill for imposing taxes upon the subject ; for if such things were to be
...
The opposers of the motion urged , “ that it had always been the custom of that
house not to receive any petitions , and much less to admit counsel to be heard
against any bill for imposing taxes upon the subject ; for if such things were to be
...
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lay their case fully and clearly before the house ; and that therefore , even as to
money bills , it was proper to admit parties ... there was not the least pretence for
refusing the desire of the petition , because the bill against which it was
presented ...
lay their case fully and clearly before the house ; and that therefore , even as to
money bills , it was proper to admit parties ... there was not the least pretence for
refusing the desire of the petition , because the bill against which it was
presented ...
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| Назва | London; Being an Accurate History and Description of the British Metropolis and Its Neighbourhood: To Thirty Miles Extent, from an Actual Perambulation, Том 1 London; Being an Accurate History and Description of the British Metropolis and Its Neighbourhood: To Thirty Miles Extent, from an Actual Perambulation, David Hughson |
| Автор | David Hughson |
| Видавець | J. Stratford, 1805 |
| Оригінал із | Мічиганський університет |
| Оцифровано | 7 лют. 2006 |
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