The Lives of the Lord Chancellors and Keepers of the Great Seal of England from the Earliest Times Till the Reign of King George IV, Volumen6J. Murray, 1847 |
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... Prince of Wales , 183. He opposes the commercial Treaty with France , 183. Session , 1787 . Q. Effect of making a Scotch Representative Peer a Peer of the United King- dom , 183. Notions entertained respecting the Office of Irish ...
... Prince of Wales , 183. He opposes the commercial Treaty with France , 183. Session , 1787 . Q. Effect of making a Scotch Representative Peer a Peer of the United King- dom , 183. Notions entertained respecting the Office of Irish ...
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... Prince to seize the Government , 193. Pencil Memorandum , containing Lord Loughborough's Explanation of the coup d'état which he recommended , 195. Proposal to constitute the Prince of Wales Regent by a sham Commission under the Great ...
... Prince to seize the Government , 193. Pencil Memorandum , containing Lord Loughborough's Explanation of the coup d'état which he recommended , 195. Proposal to constitute the Prince of Wales Regent by a sham Commission under the Great ...
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... Prince of Wales , 271. Lord Loughborough's Speech to soothe him , 272. Lord Loughborough takes a decided part with the King against the Prince , 272. Note from Mr. Fox to Lord Loughborough , 273 . Re - grant of the Barony of ...
... Prince of Wales , 271. Lord Loughborough's Speech to soothe him , 272. Lord Loughborough takes a decided part with the King against the Prince , 272. Note from Mr. Fox to Lord Loughborough , 273 . Re - grant of the Barony of ...
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... Prince and Princess of Wales , 282. Letter of Prince Edward to Lord Loughborough , 282. Lord Lough borough's refusal to allow his Letters to be published , 283. Difference between the King and the Prince of Wales about the profits of ...
... Prince and Princess of Wales , 282. Letter of Prince Edward to Lord Loughborough , 282. Lord Lough borough's refusal to allow his Letters to be published , 283. Difference between the King and the Prince of Wales about the profits of ...
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... Prince of Wales , 438. His Speech on the Prosecution of Rex v . Mo- therill , 438. Retirement of Lord Mansfield , 441. Address of the Bar to him , delivered by Erskine , 441. Lord Mansfield's Answer , 442. Erskine a favourite with Lord ...
... Prince of Wales , 438. His Speech on the Prosecution of Rex v . Mo- therill , 438. Retirement of Lord Mansfield , 441. Address of the Bar to him , delivered by Erskine , 441. Lord Mansfield's Answer , 442. Erskine a favourite with Lord ...
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