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... at great length, supported the original bill of ministers. Mr. HoNAYNK eloquently opposed the coercion bill. Mr. John Browne and Sir John Key supported, and Mr. Wm. Roche opposKl the bill. Mr. M. O'Fabrall opposed the bill, and Mr. J. Browse and Mr. Norton ...