The History of England, from the Earliest Times to the Death of George the Second, Band 4F.C. and J. Rivington, 1823 |
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... Lord Henry Petty applauded the spirit of Mr. Whitbread ; trusted that the house would , on this oc- casion , evince a regard for justice ; and reprobated the minister's insinuation of the defensibility of lord Mel- ville's conduct ...
... Lord Henry Petty applauded the spirit of Mr. Whitbread ; trusted that the house would , on this oc- casion , evince a regard for justice ; and reprobated the minister's insinuation of the defensibility of lord Mel- ville's conduct ...
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Oliver Goldsmith. chose the first place at the board of treasury , while lord Henry Petty was appointed chancellor of the exchequer . Mr. Erskine was ennobled and commissioned to preside in the court of chancery ; earl Fitzwilliam was ...
Oliver Goldsmith. chose the first place at the board of treasury , while lord Henry Petty was appointed chancellor of the exchequer . Mr. Erskine was ennobled and commissioned to preside in the court of chancery ; earl Fitzwilliam was ...
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... lord Henry Petty , that , instead of the mere pretence of inquiry , the most diligent and accurate examination of all accounts should take place . He stated that , beside five commissioners to whom the task of general inquiry had been ...
... lord Henry Petty , that , instead of the mere pretence of inquiry , the most diligent and accurate examination of all accounts should take place . He stated that , beside five commissioners to whom the task of general inquiry had been ...
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... Lord Henry Petty af- firmed , that the late orders of the council were not only repugnant to the law of nations and to the municipal laws of Great - Britain , but were also highly impolitic ; and he thought it incumbent upon the ...
... Lord Henry Petty af- firmed , that the late orders of the council were not only repugnant to the law of nations and to the municipal laws of Great - Britain , but were also highly impolitic ; and he thought it incumbent upon the ...
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... sir Thomas Turton afterward revived the question respecting the deposition of Mo ... lord Clive for strict justice , but approving the anxious zeal of both ... Henry Petty , contended for the preference of limitation , and resisted the ...
... sir Thomas Turton afterward revived the question respecting the deposition of Mo ... lord Clive for strict justice , but approving the anxious zeal of both ... Henry Petty , contended for the preference of limitation , and resisted the ...
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