London and Middlesex: Or, An Historical, Commercial, & Descriptive Survey of the Metropolis of Great-Britain: Including Sketches of Its Environs, and a Topographical Account of the Most Remarkable Places in the Above County, Том 3,Випуск 1W. Wilson, 1815 |
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... Court of King's Bench on the 11th of December , the verdict returned was - Not Guilty . Another meeting of the Court of Common - Council to con- sider of an Address to his Majesty respecting the Ex- pedition to the Island of Walcheren ...
... Court of King's Bench on the 11th of December , the verdict returned was - Not Guilty . Another meeting of the Court of Common - Council to con- sider of an Address to his Majesty respecting the Ex- pedition to the Island of Walcheren ...
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... Court of King's Bench . Mr. Sheridan moved , as an amendment , that Mr. Gale Jones should be discharged in consequence of the con- trition he had expressed , & c .; but this was negatived , and the original motion lost in a division ...
... Court of King's Bench . Mr. Sheridan moved , as an amendment , that Mr. Gale Jones should be discharged in consequence of the con- trition he had expressed , & c .; but this was negatived , and the original motion lost in a division ...
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... Court of King's Bench in June , 1810 , for a libel on the German Legion , excited a great deal of interest . Some of the Cambridgeshire militia having been mutinous , were flogged by these foreigners ; and being found B 3 guilty guilty ...
... Court of King's Bench in June , 1810 , for a libel on the German Legion , excited a great deal of interest . Some of the Cambridgeshire militia having been mutinous , were flogged by these foreigners ; and being found B 3 guilty guilty ...
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... Court of Com- mon Council , having moved that " a bust of our Most Excellent Sovereign George the Third be placed in the Council Chamber of the City of London as a grateful testimony to descend to the latest posterity of the high sense ...
... Court of Com- mon Council , having moved that " a bust of our Most Excellent Sovereign George the Third be placed in the Council Chamber of the City of London as a grateful testimony to descend to the latest posterity of the high sense ...
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... Court of Common Council , Mr. Quin , after paying some high compliments to the Prince Regent , moved that the freeedom of the city should be presented to his Royal Highness in a box of heart of oak , which was agreed to unanimously but ...
... Court of Common Council , Mr. Quin , after paying some high compliments to the Prince Regent , moved that the freeedom of the city should be presented to his Royal Highness in a box of heart of oak , which was agreed to unanimously but ...
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