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Pagina vii
... . 16 ... 17 17-18 Responses to the Army and Navy , and Volunteers ... Speeches at a " Day Out " of the Artillery , & c . Lord Shaftesbury on the Volunteer Movement ... 18 19 28 36 The House of Lords The House of Commons ... The.
... . 16 ... 17 17-18 Responses to the Army and Navy , and Volunteers ... Speeches at a " Day Out " of the Artillery , & c . Lord Shaftesbury on the Volunteer Movement ... 18 19 28 36 The House of Lords The House of Commons ... The.
Pagina viii
Book. The House of Lords The House of Commons ... The County Members ... The County and Borough Members The Borough Members Responses to the County and Borough Members The Lord Lieutenant of the County The Magistrates of the County The ...
Book. The House of Lords The House of Commons ... The County Members ... The County and Borough Members The Borough Members Responses to the County and Borough Members The Lord Lieutenant of the County The Magistrates of the County The ...
Pagina 14
... House of Parliament in a manner that would be satisfactory to all parties , so that they might be enabled to live in mutual charity and co - operation together . Fond fools Promise themselves a name from building churches . " -Randolph ...
... House of Parliament in a manner that would be satisfactory to all parties , so that they might be enabled to live in mutual charity and co - operation together . Fond fools Promise themselves a name from building churches . " -Randolph ...
Pagina 25
... House of Commons of this country , and from which our liberties take their rise ; and can you be surprised that the Oth should go to drill on that hallowed ground which gave us our liberties ? The preceding speakers THE VOLUNTEERS . 25.
... House of Commons of this country , and from which our liberties take their rise ; and can you be surprised that the Oth should go to drill on that hallowed ground which gave us our liberties ? The preceding speakers THE VOLUNTEERS . 25.
Pagina 37
... houses , and subject not to the military rule of the Queen , but only to her ordinances , and governed by the great principles of loyalty ? And , let me tell you , this is one of the noblest achievements in the his- tory of freedom ...
... houses , and subject not to the military rule of the Queen , but only to her ordinances , and governed by the great principles of loyalty ? And , let me tell you , this is one of the noblest achievements in the his- tory of freedom ...
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acknowledge the toast Alderman army behalf believe BEN JONSON Borough Members called capital Chief Constable classes co-operation Constabulary cordial corps COUNTY AND BOROUGH couple deserve Dick Turpins Directors and Guardians drink duties endeavoured England English Englishmen esteem evil father feel FRIENDLY SOCIETIES gentlemen GENTLEMEN.-I give hands happy heart hearty response honour hope House of Commons House of Lords interests Jack Cade justice kind labour LADIES last toast look Lords manner married couple matter Mayor meeting ment Navy never occasion Parliament peace persons pleased pleasure poor position present Press Prince and Princess Princess of Wales principle proposed the health prosperity proud Queen Railway received Regatta respect Response Response.-By return thanks rise Royal Navy Shakspeare sincerely society speech Spencer Walpole sure thing thought tion Toast.-"THE Toast.-By the Chairman Town and Trade trust Volunteers wedding wish worthy young
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