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... Tennyson's motion for the repeal of the septennial act :—R. Briggs, J. S. Backingham, Captain Fenton, D. Gaskell, J. Gully, J. Hardy, W. Hutt, Hon C. Langdale, E. C. Lister, J. Marshall, and G. Strickland. In the majority against Mr. Tennyson's motion, the ...

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