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jesty ' s faithful Coming 118 ^ P ^ exercise of their ancient and undoubted rftfits aW ^ H ^^ fe ^ ttOT itiSre ^ ge ^ iAliy ^^ t ) fftf ^ oiKW d ^ feel ^ I clSfm &lM ^ r&r fh 6 n * frSedMii ^ i ^ 5 ttre «^^ tteir-lfiifSforb aa ^ fcfcrvfea , f * 6 $ ' Acfce&a % & f hid lMa | e 8 ty Mrhea occasion Shalt te ^ uice , kadi that liis ifej ^ st / will be gmciously pleased to pui the roost favourable coa 8
truction dnall ftheir proceedings ; and fox . itayselfrl .: 4 n ^ iott % ^ ptre »^ that when they fall into error , the blame will be put upon uie ^ and not upon his Majesty ' s faithful Commons . -..-.-[ Far too much of oriental prostration for the first Commoner of a free people , the president of their representatives . Redlly if the King were to kick the Commons in the mode adnsed by the Tory papers , they would almost deserve it for their great humility . ] c ; Lord Chancellor : Mr . Speaker , we have it further in command
to ^ declare , that his Majesty most readily concurs (< YjIpwjf his Majesty had not concurred ? What would h ^ ve liappenea ^ hQn : J int- '^ U ' &fif rights and privileges granted to the Commons by him , or any of lii » rojral predeeessors ;
• [ So ' all these rights and privileges are a Crown grant jit seems . We are the King ' s , and all that belongs to us . ] r ' ¦ ""' '' . ;¦ ' ¦• • ' '• ' ¦ •¦ ' ¦'•¦• • i " - ¦• i . /' and ; . witH Jfespept to yourself , his Majesty directs us to say , tliougn you Bf&r al Jn . j nee ^ . pf no such assurance , that he will ever put the niost ¦ j ^ ayoural j le . ' pbnsfruction on your words and actions . * : - ' < l
s , £ pFJtiis in ^ q lence of diction well sorts with the other portion of ij } £ . di ^ ogue We know very well that the wl ^ ole tnir ^ g is ah © . gregipuSs . fetce , but why should any man of character 2 tndability he flpgrft $$ d by playing a part in it ? It is time for these worse tnan follies to be amended . Posterity will scarcel y believe that t ^ TJEreely ^ nd wisely chosen Speaker of this Reformed" Parliament cpTU , id report to its membei's , with unblistered tongue , that he had
4 ohtq . yjo . ed for thetn the exercise of their undoubted rignts . *]
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2 ft 8 The Omnibus and Cab Tfitfsqnce to certain People .
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' THEbMNIBtJS A ^ D CAB NUISANCE TO CERTAIN PEOPXiE .
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q at ^ b ^ es , ly ^ ch were never meant m enjoyed a l ^ uridfty n ^ o ^ ning , has now deputed himself to the questionable W ^ y pf pvertjbrowin g omnibuses and cabs . That they xii ay * be Cieqa ^ ipn . ^ ly a nuisance to some of those who are fortunate enou g h i ^ ppsse ^ t ^ e , jtneaps of keeping their own carriage ( fields noBis ty cec ^ i ^ fV ^ # und ^ tiger , may be tni ^;; m ^ t i ^ tne ' s ^ ii ^ TOf »/ fc < ter ^ MM ^^ > J / dirty , r m ^ W ^^^ ^ Wm B *** m $ * « 4 , W ? W AW aa gte ^ t ^ a hu ^ as myse lf .
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), March 2, 1835, page 208, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2643/page/64/
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