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... Office in London. Another subject which he would not give reasons on compulsion, even though 'they were as plentiful as. blackberries- Although he (Mr. H.) wished to:know, whether it was minutely inveetigat d, was i that greet job the Lisbon Commission ...

... his reasons; he, like an ancient character, would not give reasons on compulsion, even though they were as plentiful as blackberries. Although be (Mr. Hobhouse) knew the folly of contending against the influence of the Noble Lord, yet he would beg leave ...

... though repeatedly pressed by arguments against it. Ile would give no reason on compulsion, though reasons were as thick as blackberries. Though he (Mr. Hobhouse) knew the folly of contending with the master of 20 legions or the commander of a majority of ...

... measure, though repeatedly by arguments against it. He would give no reason on compnlsion, though reasons were as thick as blackberries.” Though he (Mr. Hobhouw) Knew the tolly contending with the master of 20 legiors or the commander of a majority of votes ...

... to give any reason for proposing the measure. 1-le would give no reason on compulsion though reasons were as thick as blackberries. Though he (Mr. Hobhouse) knew the folly of contending with the master of twenty legions or the commander of a majority ...

... repeatedly pressed by arguments against it. 1 He e woutd give no reason on conspulsion', thougha reasons were as thick as blackberries. Though he (Mrl Hobbouse) knew the a ~folly of contending wi'th the master of 20 legions or the coin- osander of a majority ...

... though repeatedly pressed by arguincnts against it. He would give reason on com pulsion» though reasons were fh.ck as blackberries.** i i’i.ugli ..e (Mr knew the folly of contending w-rn the master of twenty or the comniinder a majority votes, would ...

... tho repeatedly pressed by arguments against it. He would give no reason on compulsion, tho reasons were as plenty as blackberries. Tho he (Mr. llobhouse) knew the folly of contending with the master of 20 legions, or the commander of a majority of ...

... tho repeatedly pressed by arguments against it. He would give no reason on compulsion, tho reasons were as plenty as blackberries. Tho he (Mr. Hobhouse) knew the folly of contending .with the master of 20 legions, or the commander of a majority of ...

... circumstances. She stated, that ti'er Son (a boy) after lie had dope his work on Nlon-41-ay evening, went to gather some Blackberries near the house of Captain at Ealing, while the boy was in the hedge, - near an oppik one of 'the Captain's servants, a ...

... circunastaures.. She stated, that her son (a buy) a fter he h a & • his work . on Monday eveniu L z, went to gather imam blackberries near the house of Cap:osin Eisliug'; while the boy was is the hedge, near an sills Kee, one of the Captain's servants, ...