 | Great Britain. Parliament - 1794 - 754 pages
...Children, " They have defrroye>i their right of pre-emption, therefore all their approaches towards us fince that time, and all the purchafes made by them,...line is drawn between us, be it peace or war, they mull lofe all their improvement of houfes on our fide of it. The people muft all be gone who do not... | |
 | Great Britain. Parliament - Great Britain - 1794 - 584 pages
...Childreri — They have deftroyed their right of pre-emption, therefore all their approaches towards us fince that time, and all the purchafes made by them,...as an infringement on the King's rights, and when. aline is drawn between us, be it peace or war, they muft lofe all their improvement of houfes on our... | |
 | 1795 - 892 pages
...rjl their approaches towards us lince that . time, and all the purchafes made by them, I confi^cr 45 an infringement on the king's rights ; and when .a...line is drawn between us, be it peace or war, they mufj: lofe all their improvement1 of houfes. on- our fide of it. The people mutt all be gone who do... | |
 | John Debrett - Europe - 1795 - 684 pages
...time, and jll the purcbafes made by them, I confider as an infringement on the King's lights, an^l when a line is drawn between us, be it peace or war, they muft lo(e all their improvement of houfes en our fide of it. The people pnift aH be gone who do not obtain... | |
 | Edmund Burke - History - 1799 - 774 pages
...their approaches towards us fince that time, and all the purchafes njade by them, I confuler as •n infringement on the king's rights, and when a line is drawn between us, be it peace or war, thi-y mud lofc all their improvement of houfes on our fide, of it. The people mult all be gone, who... | |
 | History - 1799 - 770 pages
...their approaches towards us lince that time, and all the purchalies made by them, I confider as яп infringement on the king's rights, and when a line is drawn between HS, be it peace or war, they rauft lolc all their improvement of houle.« wn our fide of it. The people... | |
 | William Cobbett - United States - 1801 - 414 pages
...CHILDREN, " They have deftroyed their right of pre-emp*' tion ; therefore all their approaches towards us " fince that time, and all the purchafes made by " them,..." muft be gone, who do not obtain leave to become " the King's July eftt : what belongs to the Indians " will of courfe be confirmed andfecured to them*... | |
 | 570 pages
...Children, they have deftroyed their right of pre-emption, therefore all their approaches towards us fince that time, and all the purchafes made by them,...between us, be it peace or war, they muft lofe all their improvement of houfes on our fide of it. The people muft all be gone who do not obtain leave to become... | |
 | History - 1806 - 770 pages
...that time, and all the purchases made by them, I consider as an infringement on the king'srights ; and when a line is drawn between us, be it peace or war, they must lose all their improvement of houses on our side of it. The people must all be gone, who do not... | |
 | Richard Brinsley Sheridan - Great Britain - 1816 - 440 pages
...fore, all their approaches towards us since that time, and all the purchases made by them, I consider as an infringement on the King's rights ; and when a line is drawn between us, be it peace or warf they must lose all their improvement of houses on our side of it. The people must all begone who... | |
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Children: They then destroyed their Right of preemption, therefore, all their approaches towards us since that time; and all the Purchases made by them, I consider as an Infringement on the King's Rights; and when a Line is drawn between us, be it... 
