 | 1820 - 590 strani
...of this house ; give me leave to say, that the Crown, in extending its charity, its liberality, its profusion, is laying a foundation for the independence...freeholders, they will learn to despise them, and look only to the first man in the state ; and they will by so doing have this security for their independence,... | |
 | Stephen Barlow - 1814 - 556 strani
...of this house— give me leave to say, lhat the crown in extending is charity, its liberality, its profusion, is laying a foundation for the independence...have this security for their independence, that while aay man in the kingdom has a shilling they will not want one. " SUPPOSE at any future period of time... | |
 | Stephen Barlow - 1814 - 552 strani
...of this house — give me leave to say, that the crown in extending is charity, its liberality, its profusion, is laying a foundation for the independence...patriots accounting for their conduct to such mean and unworihy persons as free-holders, they will learn to despise them, and! look to the first man in the... | |
 | 1818 - 590 strani
...that the crown in extending its charity, its liberality, its profusion, is laying a, foundation for an independence of parliament ; for hereafter, instead...conduct to such mean and unworthy persons as freeholders and burgesses, they will learn to despise them, and look up to the first man in the state : for by... | |
 | 1818 - 708 strani
...that the crown in extending its charity. its liberality, its profusion, is laying a foundation for an independence of parliament ; for hereafter, instead...conduct to such mean and unworthy persons as freeholders and burgesaes, they will learn to despise them, and look up to the first man in the state : for by... | |
 | david william - 1820 - 564 strani
...of this house ; give me leave to say, that the Crown, in extending its charity, its liberality, its profusion, is laying a foundation for the independence of Parliament ; for hereafter, mstead of orators or patriots accounting for their conduct to such mean and unworthy persons as freeholders,... | |
 | Joseph Clinton Robertson - 1822 - 206 strani
...liberality, its profusion, was doubtless laying a foundation for the independence of Parliament, since hereafter, instead of orators or patriots accounting...such mean and unworthy persons as freeholders, they would learn, as they ought, to despise them, and would by so doing have this security for their independence,... | |
 | Reuben Percy - 1826 - 386 strani
...liberality, its profusion, was doubtless laying a foundation for the independence of parliament, since hereafter, instead of orators or patriots accounting...such mean and unworthy persons as freeholders, they would leam, as they ought, to despise them, and would by so doing have this security for their independence,... | |
 | 1826 - 376 strani
...mean and unworthy persons as freeholders, they would learn, as they ought, to despise them, and would by so doing have this security for their independence, that while any man in the kingdom had a shilling, they would not want one." Assuming a more serious tone of satire, Mr C. eloquently... | |
 | 1834 - 602 strani
...of this house — give me leave to say, that the crown in extending its charity, its liberality, its profusion, -is laying a foundation for the independence...orators or patriots accounting for their conduct to such menu and unworthy persons as free-holders, they will learn to despite them, and look to the first man... | |
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But notwithstanding that the pension list, like charity, covers a multitude of sins, give me leave to consider it as coming home to the members of this house — give me leave to say, that the crown in extending its charity, its liberality, its profusion,... 
