of this Volume were prepared and passed through the Press more than five years ago by the late Dr. W. A. Shaw. The Index is the work of Mr. W. G. Santer, M.B.E., formerly of this Department. Dr. Shaw was
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in the Twentythird Line of the First Press; The Question being put, To agree with that Amendment; It passed in the Negative. The next Amendment, to the Twenty-seventh Line of the same Press, was read the Second time; and, upon
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of Oyer and Terminer." 5 Press, 6 L. after "upon," add "such:" And leave out from "Juries," to "with," in L. 8th. 10 L. for "Sixty," read "Seventy." 37 L. for "Eight," read "Six." 6 Press, 16 L. for "of,
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the Newspaper Press may be employed, it has a like potency for evil; and in the hands of bad men it may become the means of diminishing, instead of augmenting, the sum of human happiness. When the Newspaper Press is
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House. 8 Press, L. 7th, 16th, 18th, 32th, 40th, Amendments, and also 9 Press, L. 14. and 17th, Amendments, being severally read a Second time, were, upon the Question severally put thereupon, disagreed unto by the House. 9 Press, L.
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