 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1802 - 438 trang
...great, beyond example ; great, beyond your Majesty's highest expence f. But all this, Sir, they have done, in a well-grounded confidence, that you will apply wisely what they have gi anted liberally; and feeling, what every good subjedt must feel with the greatest satisfaction,... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1803 - 396 trang
...Town.about three in the morning, he fell upon the king's forces with fuch impetuofity, as to throw them into In the month of June, General Howe opened the campaign in the province of New York, and AD again exerted his utmoft endeavours to bring the 1777. enemy to a decifive aftion; but this, as... | |
 | charles mayo, l.l.b. - 1804 - 570 trang
...beyond example, great beyond his majesty's highest expence. But all this, sire, they have done, said he, in a well-grounded confidence that you will apply wisely what they have granted liberally* Before we revisit the seat of war, it is proper to advert to some proceedings ' Ann. Reg. 111. s Idem.... | |
 | 1805 - 608 trang
...great, beyond example; great, beyond your majesty's highest e.xpeijce. But all this, Sir, they have done in a well-grounded confidence, that you will apply wisely what they have grunted liberally; and fueling, what every good subject must feel with the greatest satisfaction, that,... | |
 | Oliver Goldsmith - 1806 - 346 trang
...; great beyond example ; great beyond your majesty's highest expense. But all this, Sir, they have done in a well-grounded confidence, that you will...general Howe opened the ^ ^ campaign in the province of New-York, and again ex- ^ j^^' erted his utmost endeavours to bring the enemy to a decisive action... | |
 | William Cobbett - 1814 - 736 trang
...great, beyond example ; great, beyond yaur Majesty's highest expence..f " But all this, Sir, they have done, in a well-grounded confidence, that you will apply wisely, what they have granted liberally : and feeling, what every good subject must feel with the greatest satisfaction, that, under the direction... | |
 | Charles James Fox - 1815 - 520 trang
...great, beyond example ; great, beyond your majesty's highest expence.* " But all this, Sir, they have done, in a well-grounded confidence, that you will apply wisely, what they have granted liberally ; and feeling, what every good subject must feel w1th the greatest satisfaction, that under the direction... | |
 | Charles James Fox - 1815 - 684 trang
...revenue; great beyond example; great beyond your majesty's highest expence; all this they have done in the well-grounded confidence that you will apply wisely what they have granted liberally *." But if Sir Fletcher Norton spoke thus of the distress and burdens of the country in 1777, what... | |
 | John Aikin - 1820 - 538 trang
...additional revenue, " great beyond example; great beyond your Majesty's highest expence : and this they have done in a well-grounded confidence, that you will apply wisely, what they have granted liberally." He had also, by way of enhancing the grant, observed, that it was made at a time " full of difficulty... | |
 | John Aikin - 1820 - 546 trang
...revenue, " great beyond example ; great beyond your Majesty's highest expence : and this they have' done in a well-grounded confidence, that you will apply wisely, what they have granted liberally." He had also, by way of enhancing the grant, observed, that it was made at a time " full of difficulty... | |
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... have not only granted to your Majesty a large present supply, but also a very great additional revenue, great beyond example, great beyond your Majesty's highest expence. But all this, Sir, they have done in a well-grounded confidence, that you will... 
