The New Annual Register, Or General Repository of History, Politics, and Literature, for the Year ..., 第 10 卷G. Robinson, Pater-noster-Row, 1790 |
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... Royal Houshold vefted in the Queen . Seffion of Parliament opened . Regency Bill . Debates , 112 . С НА Р. VII . Refumption of Royal Authority . Parliamentary Proceedings . Army . Na- vy . Ordnance . Treaty of Great Britain and Pruffia ...
... Royal Houshold vefted in the Queen . Seffion of Parliament opened . Regency Bill . Debates , 112 . С НА Р. VII . Refumption of Royal Authority . Parliamentary Proceedings . Army . Na- vy . Ordnance . Treaty of Great Britain and Pruffia ...
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... Royal Highness to the Lord Chancellor , Jan. 1 , ( 69 ) Proteft of the Lords who voted , Jan. 23 , against agreeing to the Refolution of the Commons , delivered at a Conference on the preceding Tuefday , ( 71 ) Refolutions agreed to ...
... Royal Highness to the Lord Chancellor , Jan. 1 , ( 69 ) Proteft of the Lords who voted , Jan. 23 , against agreeing to the Refolution of the Commons , delivered at a Conference on the preceding Tuefday , ( 71 ) Refolutions agreed to ...
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... royal affent was given to the terms of ex- change in March 1784 ; and foon after that period a fecond fum of 41,000l . was paid to the baron d'Efpagnac , which , together with the specified lands , was flated to be a juft equivalent for ...
... royal affent was given to the terms of ex- change in March 1784 ; and foon after that period a fecond fum of 41,000l . was paid to the baron d'Efpagnac , which , together with the specified lands , was flated to be a juft equivalent for ...
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... royal domains that had been advanced during the admi- niftration of Mr. de Calonne ; and intreated the king to foften the ri- gour of the principles upon which government acted in its controverfies with individuals . It was at this time ...
... royal domains that had been advanced during the admi- niftration of Mr. de Calonne ; and intreated the king to foften the ri- gour of the principles upon which government acted in its controverfies with individuals . It was at this time ...
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... royal houfholds ; it included the fale of the caftles of Choifi , la Meute , Madrid , Vincennes , and Blois ; and it profeffed to reduce the penfion lift to the annual amount of 750,000l . Upon this and other fubjects , connected with ...
... royal houfholds ; it included the fale of the caftles of Choifi , la Meute , Madrid , Vincennes , and Blois ; and it profeffed to reduce the penfion lift to the annual amount of 750,000l . Upon this and other fubjects , connected with ...
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