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... commit themselves to details of the measure by agreeing to its principle He proposed to take the manufacturing clauses before Easter and to leave the clauses relating to until the holidays Mr said that the dissenters generally were dis-satistied with the ...
... referred to a select committee. c The Marquis of NoaMeeBy moved tise second reading of t the chimney sweepers bill, which gave rise to a brief debate, [ several noble lords contending that, were it allowed to pass, c some of the noblest mansions of the country ...
... next sessios, ansi tile ?? will be Ihnsitel to rise sina' sut oftrue sibsberi ptions, and interest at 4 per1 cenit. will be psuid cii all calls fronm the tim0 ofl'ooysiieiit isitil rise opeslirg of rise line. An easrlr sllotsiwit of shares will ho made ...
... ' * lb en moved that the House do adjourn Lrd R Ck ,0 -* orrow • T* enxious give judgment in two or three Tbii J.- j ke,f rising. ''obl* and I: d ;° ~,inc L-rds, but eventually the House adjourned ,- * c:i,ve 1,, judgments alluded to, and the S..~i • ...
... Mr. W. J. Fox. At the conclusion of the proceedings, the chairman announced that the weekly meetings would be resumed after Easter, and the immense assemblage dispersed. At the Sheriff's Court, Greenwich, an action was brought by a tradesmanof that town ...
... distress in the country, was owing to the waist of employment, aisd denied that a paper currency would ? I atlbrd insy relieG 'rIse right hon. gentleman stated his conviction ? tlsat by encouraging emigration on a large scale, providing the it meaums by a ...
... ONLY RXIM31NS TO BE MORE GENERALLY KSOWN, TO pS ST ON A rOOTING WITS[ TIM STANDARD WIWIS O TES Ll7THEALTRZ-3OTAZI, 2321STOZL EASTER HOLIDA YS. First Night of tle Pantonmime oflA RLEQUIN GUY FAUX, Or, the Fifth of November. N MONDAY Evening, April 16th, will ...
... Wine-street lms William Deauell, hatter, Wine-street od- William Edwards, hosier, Wine-street its, Join Misbyn, draper, Wine-street rise Charles Gnrdhier, diaper, &e.,Wine-street irs. William Howe, umbrella maker, Dolphin-street ad Henry Pike, linen draper, U ...
... Inglis had urged against the inequalities ui« i iii*ou,e-tax, conlendiDg that no modification could made it which Would not give rise to greater oppression and injustice than any now A discuss ion then ensued, in which Mr J Clay. S. Crawford. Mr. , rquh.rt ...
... letter circulated with much avidity The Revolutionary party con-tinuc give vent to their spleen by talking possi-lie would by rising of the people to drive the allies France and even extend their territory England their rage irJ animosity to no bounds A supposed ...
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... Archdeacon and Clergy of Wilt*. out .u- Lord Kinir. after a speech of some length, out the abuses and hardships that had given rise Ins 'i; eluded by moving, That a Committee »PP°'n r * into (he expenditure the public money to tj for the propagation of ...