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Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ; and also “ commanding Our most dear and
entirely beloved Son Then the Clerk Assistant , having received the Money “ and
most faithful Counsellor George Prince of Wales ; Bills from the Hands of the ...
Kingdom of Great Britain and Ireland ; and also “ commanding Our most dear and
entirely beloved Son Then the Clerk Assistant , having received the Money “ and
most faithful Counsellor George Prince of Wales ; Bills from the Hands of the ...
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Which Report , being read by the Clerk , was agreed Bill reported . The Lord
Walingham reported from the Lords Com : to by the House . mittees , to whom the
said Bill was committed , “ That RESOLVED and ADJUDGED by the Lords
Spiritual ...
Which Report , being read by the Clerk , was agreed Bill reported . The Lord
Walingham reported from the Lords Com : to by the House . mittees , to whom the
said Bill was committed , “ That RESOLVED and ADJUDGED by the Lords
Spiritual ...
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Line 15 Which Amendments were read by the Clerk , as fol “ ( “ Mr. ” ) , and insert
( “ Samuel " ) ; and also in the fame low ; ( videlicet ) “ Line , leave out ( “ Mr. ” ) ,
and insert ( “ William " ) “ Pr . 13. L. 2. Leave out from ( “ enclosed " ) to “ L. 38.
Line 15 Which Amendments were read by the Clerk , as fol “ ( “ Mr. ” ) , and insert
( “ Samuel " ) ; and also in the fame low ; ( videlicet ) “ Line , leave out ( “ Mr. ” ) ,
and insert ( “ William " ) “ Pr . 13. L. 2. Leave out from ( “ enclosed " ) to “ L. 38.
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I relied on the In« formation I had received from my Clerk ; and upon my Arrival in
Town , and seeing her here , I thought 66 it not necessary to examine her as to
the Facts . " The Witness was directed to withdraw . The Witness was directed to ...
I relied on the In« formation I had received from my Clerk ; and upon my Arrival in
Town , and seeing her here , I thought 66 it not necessary to examine her as to
the Facts . " The Witness was directed to withdraw . The Witness was directed to ...
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Hamstead - Marshall , Inkpen , and Kintbury , in the County Which Amendments
were read by the Clerk , as fol . « of Berks : " « That the Committee had met , and
con- low ; ( videlicet ) “ fidered the said Bill , and examined the Allegations ...
Hamstead - Marshall , Inkpen , and Kintbury , in the County Which Amendments
were read by the Clerk , as fol . « of Berks : " « That the Committee had met , and
con- low ; ( videlicet ) “ fidered the said Bill , and examined the Allegations ...
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| Title | Journals of the House of Lords, Volume 47 Journals of the House of Lords, Great Britain House of Lords |
| Author | Great Britain House of Lords |
| Publisher | H.M. Stationery Office, 1809 |
| Original from | the Bavarian State Library |
| Digitized | 23 Jun 2010 |
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