 | 1787 - 618 halaman
...their civil rights, to which alone their application is confined. For thefe reafons, the Diffenters are induced to make an application to Parliament for...honour of religion, will tend to the fecurity and ftrength of the Proteftant intereft, be conducive to the welfare of the nation, honourable to the King... | |
 | Parliament proc - 1787 - 590 halaman
...confidered as^rounded on public necef- ' , fity or public advantage. For thele reafons the Diflenters are induced to make an application to Parliament for...founded in juftice, and that a compliance with it will-redound to the honour of religion, will tend to the fecurity and ftrength of the Proteftant intereft,... | |
 | Charles James Fox - 1815 - 522 halaman
...parliament for relief, humbly apprehending that their request will appear to be founded in justice, and that a compliance with it will redound to the honour of religion, will tend to the security and strength of the protestant interest, be conducive to the welfare of the nation, honourable... | |
 | Charles James Fox - 1815 - 508 halaman
...their civil rights, to which alone their application is confined. " For these reasons the dissenters are induced to make an application to parliament for relief, humbly apprehending that their request will appear tobe founded in justice, and that a compliance with it will redound to the honour... | |
 | William Cobbett - 1816 - 744 halaman
...their civil rights, to which alone their application is confined. " For these reasons the Dissenters are induced to make an application to Parliament for relief, humbly apprehending that their request will appear to be founded injustice, and that a compliance with it will redound to the honour... | |
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... be conducive to the welfare of the nation, honourable to the king, as the common father of his people, and no way injurious to any one fubject in his Majcfty's dominions. 