... nothing could be more detrimental to the poor law itself, and its efficient wo king, than that such faults should not be fully exposed, and such errors completely remedied. Here they found an investi- gation had been dropped before the inquiry had been completed ...

... he might direct an issue to be tried by the judge of assize, thus entailing on the parties all the expense of a trial, and exposing them to the chance of having a new trial moved for in the courts above. In fact, the expenses would be such that no man would ...

... by the ?? country, but by the ministers of the ?? by those most attached to its doctrines, and v ?? felt that they had not exposed themselves thel>*4^^^H imputation of being opposed to the real friends ot (Hear, hear). _|f^l Sir H. HARDINGE said, that he ...

... whom he had been cautioned, I Vth»^ loni ' ie knew so little — have exposed bis whole con- ln IjjJ 0 mvestigation and remark, by entering into a written I , v ''t) which must have exposed him had hi' contemplated intention 1- (Hear, hear.) Ily all that ...

... cellor of the Exchequer had expressed a wish to see hini, and when they met, he informed him that he had ft*. some reasons to fake a different view of the subject upon which they had conversed on the previous day,-— namely, the filling up 0 f the chair af ...

... lie ac- quainted with what is passing in other countries. You know not, the competition to which we are exposed there now, and to which we not exposed heretofore. We tender upon that point evidence to you, which yen may controvert if you can, to show the ...

... first to remove the burden from tho shoulders of the Irish people of maintaining the .Unman Catholic hierarchy, and for the fake of peace, pros- perity, and the security of the empire, to establish the Unman Catholic Church (hear, hear). There must be ...

... petition was, that they had been served with a legal process at the suit of John Joseph Stockdale, for publishing the evidence fake* before a com- ui it tre af the house. Now, if they had made any false state- ment in that respect, it would appear from the ...

... omitted ?? it ; and thirdly, those su_pplie.d by the aine.nel- meut. Nov was no! his intention to move any amend) ot avoid faking Home notice of, and offeria .me on, the topics Introduced, as Well as on those omitted in the motion., before the house ; ...

... regard to which Bhe has bowed to that determination; but a far more serious evil is found to impend over the Church. She js exposed to the hazard of receiving, and has actually re- ceived order., and injunctions from the civil courts, to which 'titer her ...

... accuracy of their statements. It vfa v t _i*f to be a rule almost without exception, that the jo of the government should not bo exposed ?? extraordinary cases. It was laid down in Phillip B ?? . that although, generally speaking, the credit of » I might be sifted ...