Search
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Laws, as often as any Occasion shall require. In the last place, I am highly concern'd to commend to your Consideration … Posterity, as a distinguishing Character wherein they place their Loyalty to their Country. 'In return to this … and not fit to be trusted or employ'd in any Office or Place of Trust. To which there was a general Cry, To the …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Squadron was designed against us, yet there was no other Place in the World for which it could be designed, except …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… conclude, that they may go on and conquer; that they may place upon the Imperial Throne a Prince of the House of … that France has a Design to conquer Germany, and to place one of the House of Bourbon upon the Imperial Throne, I … the French that they may go on and conquer? That they may place upon the Imperial Throne a Prince of the House of …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… in the strictest Manner, and his Master would never place a Confidence in any of his Calculations for the future. … offering Evidence, touching the Right of Election for any Place, contrary to the last Determination of the House. March … Parliament for any County, City, Borough, Cinque-Port, or Place; with the Clause relating to the Oath to be taken by …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… the Truth of these Allegations examined into, in the same Place in which they have been published; and I insist upon … at the Bar, but will appoint a short Day, considering the Place is just in our Neighbourhood, so that no Pretence can …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… any other Vessel, 1l All Vessels entering inwards from any Place to the Northward of the Tropic of Cancer, one Pound of … l. On all Negroe Slaves directly from Africa or any other Place, except Spanish Negroes, if above 10 Years of Age, 10 … 6 l. All such Liquors or Goods imported from any other Place than of their Growth, shall pay double. Every Vessel …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… opposing of this Question seems to point at: In the first Place we are told, it would not be possible for us to reduce … at the said Election; and being examined as to the Time, Place, and Manner of the Delivery thereof to him by the … 'That in taking the Poll, the Sheriff, &c. shall enter the Place of the Elector's Freehold, and of his Abode, and shall …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Wages by any Grant from the King, or shall have Command or Place of Trust from or under him, or shall be in his Navy or … follow any other Trade or Business in any City, Town, or Place, in England. Farther Debate concerning the Application … the Name of Flemish, and therefore, before that Act took Place, they brought in such large Quantities of Brandy, that …
The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons
… Midsummer 1729, half a Year before the late Gin-Act took place, the Duties on home-made Spirits gradually increased, … Excise on Beer and Ale will, from the Time this Bill takes place, produce about one Third more yearly, than it produced … heard it said, Sir, in this House, nor in any any other Place, that as the Duties upon Spirituous Liquors decrease or …