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... take place, under Mr. (ioulburn’s Act, without the consent of the clergyman? It was a one-sided voluntary. (A laugh.) * well armed was the clergyman by Mr. Goulburn s bill, that there was no single instance of a successful opposition on the part of the ...

... Marnuis had anything to urge in the case of Sir John Campbell, he should have made it tbe subject of distinct motion, and not bring it forward in an irregular conversation. Tbe Noble Marquis bad atated that Sir John Campbell was confined with circumstances of ...