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... voted . The public funeral took place in Westminster Abbey on Tuesday the 9th of June . William Pitt , in the absence of his elder brother , walked as the chief mourner , supported on one side by Lord Mahon , and on the other by Thomas ...
... voted . The public funeral took place in Westminster Abbey on Tuesday the 9th of June . William Pitt , in the absence of his elder brother , walked as the chief mourner , supported on one side by Lord Mahon , and on the other by Thomas ...
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... , the Lord Advocate for Scot- land . The Opposition arrayed against him consisted , in fact , of two parties . They had been recently recon- VOL . I. D ciled , and almost always voted together ; yet still 1781 . 49 LIFE OF PITT .
... , the Lord Advocate for Scot- land . The Opposition arrayed against him consisted , in fact , of two parties . They had been recently recon- VOL . I. D ciled , and almost always voted together ; yet still 1781 . 49 LIFE OF PITT .
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Philip Henry Stanhope (5th earl.) ciled , and almost always voted together ; yet still , as appeared shortly afterwards , the union between them was by no means thorough and complete . Of these two parties the largest by far in point of ...
Philip Henry Stanhope (5th earl.) ciled , and almost always voted together ; yet still , as appeared shortly afterwards , the union between them was by no means thorough and complete . Of these two parties the largest by far in point of ...
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... votes against 42 . A few days later we find Mr. Wilberforce refer to this second speech as follows in a letter to a friend at Hull : " The papers will have informed you how Mr. William Pitt , second son of the late Lord Chatham , has ...
... votes against 42 . A few days later we find Mr. Wilberforce refer to this second speech as follows in a letter to a friend at Hull : " The papers will have informed you how Mr. William Pitt , second son of the late Lord Chatham , has ...
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... votes in a House of more than three hundred members , the numbers being 161 against 141. Lord Macaulay has observed that the Reformers never again had so good a division till the year 1831 . On the 17th of May a branch of the same ...
... votes in a House of more than three hundred members , the numbers being 161 against 141. Lord Macaulay has observed that the Reformers never again had so good a division till the year 1831 . On the 17th of May a branch of the same ...
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