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... opinion of the Committee from which the Bill emanated - a Committee in reality appointed with the view of inquiry into the votes made by the Anti - Corn - Law League - was entitled to very little weight , on account of the want of ...
... opinion of the Committee from which the Bill emanated - a Committee in reality appointed with the view of inquiry into the votes made by the Anti - Corn - Law League - was entitled to very little weight , on account of the want of ...
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... opinion , and approved of the present position of the statue . He ( Lord Brougham ) professed no knowledge of the arts ; but , as far as his own opinion went , he had no particular admiration of the statue . The horse especially was not ...
... opinion , and approved of the present position of the statue . He ( Lord Brougham ) professed no knowledge of the arts ; but , as far as his own opinion went , he had no particular admiration of the statue . The horse especially was not ...
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... opinion from their Lordships that evening with respect to his Motion . But as the Motion was standing on the papers , he would take the opportunity to move it pro formá , chiefly with the object of eliciting from his noble Friend at the ...
... opinion from their Lordships that evening with respect to his Motion . But as the Motion was standing on the papers , he would take the opportunity to move it pro formá , chiefly with the object of eliciting from his noble Friend at the ...
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... opinions also on the subject ; and all I have to request of him is , that he will be good enough to allow me to retain my opinion on the sub- ject . The obvious result of this state of things is , that I cannot now hope to pro- ceed ...
... opinions also on the subject ; and all I have to request of him is , that he will be good enough to allow me to retain my opinion on the sub- ject . The obvious result of this state of things is , that I cannot now hope to pro- ceed ...
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... opinion was , and he believed a similar opinion was entertained by other metropolitan Mem- bers , that it was not expedient to attempt to include London in a general Bill , and for this reason , that to do so would be to increase the ...
... opinion was , and he believed a similar opinion was entertained by other metropolitan Mem- bers , that it was not expedient to attempt to include London in a general Bill , and for this reason , that to do so would be to increase the ...
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Page 713 - An Act to defray the Charge of the Pay, Clothing, and contingent and other Expenses of the Disembodied Militia in Great Britain and Ireland ; to grant allowances in certain Cases to Subaltern Officers, Adjutants, Paymasters, Quartermasters, Surgeons, Assistant Surgeons, Surgeons' Mates, and Serjeant Majors of the Militia; and to authorize the Employment of the Non-commissioned Officers.
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Page 365 - The most prominent of those defects which cripple the energies of the Established Church, and circumscribe its usefulness, is the want of churches and ministers in the large towns and populous districts of the kingdom.
Page 699 - My Lords and Gentlemen, — I think proper to inform you, that it is my intention immediately to dissolve the present Parliament. I rely with confidence on the loyalty to the throne and attachment to the free institutions of this country which animate the great body of my people. I join with them in supplications to Almighty God, that the dearth by which we have been afflicted may, by the divine blessing, be converted into cheapness and plenty.
Page 279 - ... question under the notice of the House. The subject then dropped. When the Bill for authorizing the loan to the colony came before the House of Commons, it encountered some warm opposition and several hostile divisions. On the motion for the second reading there was an animated debate. Mr. A. Mills moved that the Bill be read a second time that day three months. He said if the present war lasted till April next, it would cost British tax.payers 1,500,000/.