10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «UNPARLIAMENTARINESS»
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Encyclopaedia perthensis, or, Universal dictionary of the ...
Raleigh. * UNPARDONING. adj. Not forgiving.— Curse on th' unpard'ning prince.
Dryden. * UNPARLIAMENTARINESS. n. f. Contrariety to the usage or constitution
of parliament. —The unparliamentariness of their remonstrance. Clarendon.
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An English-Welsh pronouncing dictionary: with an analysis of ...
... yn-par' -dn-ing, a. anfaddenol [annigroenedig ; Unpared, yn-përd', a. heb ei
ddigroeni, I Unparliamentariness, yn-par-li-men'- i ta-ri-nes, s. anseneddolrwydd,
gwrth- ! seneddolrwydd, gwrthwynebedd i ddeddfau y senedd Unparliamentary, ...
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The History of the Rebellion and Civil Wars in England, ...
T.r,ill " tnem for the Unparliamentariness of their Remonstrance in " *." Print ;
whereof (He said ) "He would reserve to himself " to take such course, as He
mould think sit , in Prudence " and Honour. But to their Petition, He told them, "
That " if ...
Edward Hyde Earl of Clarendon,
1707
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The History and Proceedings of the House of Commons from the ...
Mr Farrer reported the said Resolution to the House, upon which there arose a
sresh, but short Debate: Mr Shippen, Mr Hungersord, Mr Hutcheson, Mr Smith, Mr
Herne, and others, insisted again on the Unparliamentariness of asking and ...
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The history of the rebellion and civil wars in England
desired and forbade them to publish either, till he should send his answer : which
he did shortly after, expressing, " How sensible he was of that disrespect : repre- "
bending them for the unparliamentariness of their " remonstrance ; in point ...
Edward Hyde (1st earl of Clarendon.),
1839
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Cobbett's Parliamentary History of England
... represented and urged the unparliamentariness of askingand granting
Supplies, without an Estimate of the eitpence; and had the honour to be then an
ported by a great many worthy gentlemen, an by some in particular, who seemed
now to ...
Great Britain. Parliament, William Cobbett, Thomas Curson Hansard,
1811
Unparliamentariness, un-par-l£-rn£ntia-r£- n£s, s. Contrariety to the usage or
constitution of parliament. Unparliamentary, un-par-l£-mSnt£a-r£, adj. Contrary to
the rules of parliament UnPARTED, &n-par-t3d, adj. Undivided, not separated.
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The Political State of Great Britain
The Gentlemen on the opposite side urged, the Unparliamentariness ofasking
and granting Supplies without an Estimate of the Expence; That the Clause
moved for was inconsiflent with that part of the Bill 'which forbids the iffuing of the
Sup' ...
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Dizionario Italiano, Ed Inglese Di Giuseppe Baretti: 2
UNPARLIAMENTARINESS , s. contrarietà, opposizione , o resistenza agli statuti,
costituzioni, o decreti del Parlamento. UNPARLIAMENTARY, adj. opposto alle
leg i , o costituzioni parlamentarie. UN ARTABLE , adj. inseparabile, indivisibile.
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A Dictionary in English and Bengalee; Translated from Todd's ...
... নহি যাহার উপর, wary, অবিমের্মচত | Unpard<ming, 11- অক্ষম্যককৌ, ক্ষমা করে না যে
যা নহি যাহার, দোষ মার্জনা করে না যে | Unparliamentariness, n. s. পট্রিসিষ্ঠিমণ্ট
না'মক মহাসভরে - নিরন বা ব্যরস্থার বৈপর*ক্টত্য যা প্নতিকক্লাচরণ I Unparliamentary, a
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