 | William Cobbett - Great Britain - 1803 - 1090 pages
...convinced of the propriety of re' "'*^JQO '"6 'l's *tate» aud gr«tly regretting any cir" cumstance which tends to disappoint the wishes *' of his Majesty, or of the Hou«e upon that su!>** ject, yet tceU himself hound explicitly to de•• r lare, that there are... | |
 | Great Britain - 1808 - 238 pages
...incumbent on him xpress his warmest acknowledgt of their liberality ; at the same H. L SIS MEMOIRS OF THE time, the Prince, though fully convinced of the propriety...to declare, that there are still claims remaining upon his honour, and his justice, for the discharge of which he must continue to set apart, in trust,... | |
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Prince deems it incumbent on him to express his warmest acknowledgment of their liberality ; at the same time the Prince, though fully convinced of the propriety of resuming his state, and greatly regretting any circumstance which tends to disappoint... 