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Pagina xxxii
... Lords Justices . In 1717 he became Accountant- General , after losing his other post through a quarrel with the secretary to Lord Sunderland , the new Lord - Lieutenant . Budgell lost much money at the time of the South - Sea Bubble ...
... Lords Justices . In 1717 he became Accountant- General , after losing his other post through a quarrel with the secretary to Lord Sunderland , the new Lord - Lieutenant . Budgell lost much money at the time of the South - Sea Bubble ...
Pagina xxxiv
George Atherton Aitken. JOHN LORD SOMERS , BARON OF EVESHAM 1 My Lord , I should not act the part of an im- partial Spectator , if I dedicated the following papers to one who is not of the most consummate and most acknowledged merit ...
George Atherton Aitken. JOHN LORD SOMERS , BARON OF EVESHAM 1 My Lord , I should not act the part of an im- partial Spectator , if I dedicated the following papers to one who is not of the most consummate and most acknowledged merit ...
Pagina 7
... Lord Berkeley , Lord Carlisle , Lord George Howard , Sir Thomas Mansel , Lord Nottingham , Lord Leicester , the Bishop of Salisbury , and Sir Cloudesley Shovel . The Spectator gives other addresses for Sir Roger de Coverley in later Nos ...
... Lord Berkeley , Lord Carlisle , Lord George Howard , Sir Thomas Mansel , Lord Nottingham , Lord Leicester , the Bishop of Salisbury , and Sir Cloudesley Shovel . The Spectator gives other addresses for Sir Roger de Coverley in later Nos ...
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