The European Magazine, and London Review, Tập 43Philological Society of London, 1803 |
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... measure was attempted to be hurried through the Houfe . The prin- cipal objection was to the tax on win- dows , and the tax on tanners , which , Meffrs . Bagwell , M'Naughton , and La- touche contended , were extremely noxi- ous to the ...
... measure was attempted to be hurried through the Houfe . The prin- cipal objection was to the tax on win- dows , and the tax on tanners , which , Meffrs . Bagwell , M'Naughton , and La- touche contended , were extremely noxi- ous to the ...
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... measure , like all others of their formation , was a half and ineffectual measure , and ill- calculated to meet the end . Being up , his Lordship begged to remark , that a very different construction to his meaning had been put upon his ...
... measure , like all others of their formation , was a half and ineffectual measure , and ill- calculated to meet the end . Being up , his Lordship begged to remark , that a very different construction to his meaning had been put upon his ...
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of the measure , and the abfence of the Counfel against the Bill . The motion was negatived by a majority of two ... measures of the present Bill were only the fame as those re- forted to laft war . Mr. H. Lafcelles wished the claufe to ...
of the measure , and the abfence of the Counfel against the Bill . The motion was negatived by a majority of two ... measures of the present Bill were only the fame as those re- forted to laft war . Mr. H. Lafcelles wished the claufe to ...
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