Niles' Weekly Register, Količina 49H. Niles, 1835 Containing political, historical, geographical, scientifical, statistical, economical, and biographical documents, essays and facts: together with notices of the arts and manu factures, and a record of the events of the times. |
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... question to be decided upon the motion of a member was , whether the petition betuated not by common courtesy alone , but by strong and hearty received or not . Mr. Jarvis said the resolution was precisely in the terms of that which had ...
... question to be decided upon the motion of a member was , whether the petition betuated not by common courtesy alone , but by strong and hearty received or not . Mr. Jarvis said the resolution was precisely in the terms of that which had ...
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... question - Will his majesty's government name any fixed determinate period when they will be disposed to pay those funds ? " of the two countries will clearly show that it was chosen pre- cisely in a spirit of conciliation and regard ...
... question - Will his majesty's government name any fixed determinate period when they will be disposed to pay those funds ? " of the two countries will clearly show that it was chosen pre- cisely in a spirit of conciliation and regard ...
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The question being taken on the first member of the proposi- | McKennan , Miller , Milligan , Morris , Parker , Dutee J. Pearce , tion , as above divided , it was determined in the affirmative , as follows : Phillips , Potts , Reed ...
The question being taken on the first member of the proposi- | McKennan , Miller , Milligan , Morris , Parker , Dutee J. Pearce , tion , as above divided , it was determined in the affirmative , as follows : Phillips , Potts , Reed ...
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