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... namely, religious opinions should not interfere with civil privileges; and it was upon such grounds it should have his (Lord John Russell's) cordial support. Sir Robert Peel.— I shall endeavour condense into (foe shortest possible compass what bave sayen ...

... burdensome that the parishes of the metropolis should be at the whole expense of passing paupers to Scotland and Ireland. Sir JOHN WROTTESLEY spoke in favour of the Bill, and considered that the parishes in which the men had been employed at work, ought ...

... through the times of Sheridan and Fox to our own, and also by the most eminent patriots of Ireland, from the Floods and the Grattans to those who were now seeking to earn the praises of posterity by doing good to the present generation— (hear, hear): When ...

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... Commerce, Revenue, and ExPerm- diture of Ceylon. Alllorp, Lord Grattan, James Palmer, C. F. Berinal. R Harvey, D. W. Eickford, Win. Brouwhean, H. Jephson,t0 D. RoD, inson, Sir G. enllett, John Kntmchbull. Sir E. Robilnon, G. R. Birch. Jos. Stennledy . T ...