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... act, but quite unprepared for, and unacquainted with the Subjed he wiflied to difculs. Hence arif-s all that Superficiality Speaking, or I may fay, that round-about Way of coming to the of a Subject for Want of Information j and hence all that Confufion ...
... 1 feat— in the San, l! —He, 1 fav, had Intent,- cits to try our Sttength, adding to the Weight we had fo long faftained. Speaking «f Irtl and, faid, grudgingly. ■' That I bad a Debt of no more than one Million Sterling, (pretty for m) feme additional ...
... o’Clock ; when they adjourned. ' this C immittee. Part of the public Accounts were accurately examined, and there was muuh Speaking, which being merely Difputes about Figures. ,and .Modes of Computation. were ne.titer important or dcofivo enough demand ...
... obferved that there ivas llar.d Oroer, that no Motion for new Matter made after a fixed Hour without Leave of the Houfc. The Speak laid there was indeed fuch Order, but it was obft.lete, and 1 never been minded. The Maiquisof K Idarc inftfted that Sir W:l- ...
... naughty and diflnyal. Refiftlefs Powâr, unbounded Might Aic deemâd Sovâreignâs facred Right; Both Law, and Law's Speak him foie Lord all the Nation; Statutes, by Inference, declare it. * Mansfield and Hutchinfon will fwear it : Army and Senate ...
... then up. the Speaker rook the I.eave was : ven J'*' the Comii.iUt-e Ih again, a«lj timed. Ti'ut fj-iy. /V. fTtii'r-r 25. The Speak r rock C; 'i.r. ao-J Mr Oorg-s .owl her made R ...