... beer. Lord John Russell had now proposed a resolution, in which he did not barely condemn the ministerial measure, but suggested one of his own Sir R. Peel's plan was to protect the great monopolies, and break down only the minor ones. Lord John's, on the ...

... present parliament Of Great Marlow, and ought not to have That Renn Hampden, Esq., had been du ought to have been returned.—Sir John Yard Man, said, the committee were anxious to , Planation could be given as to the eviden Gibbons, who had been committed to ...

... from the practice of which he approved, if the house gave some definite form to the mode and rule et their proceedings. Lord JoHN RUSSELL could not concur with members who wished to revive the practice of debating on petitions as no one under such a system ...

... th emse l ves. Some said, Tax property, but not income; ' while others, and Lord John himself, said, If you tax property, you must needs tax income too. Lord John and Mr. Ifacaulay objected to the course taken upon the sugar and tiraber duties. Mr ...

... and ought not to have been returned. hat Renn Hampden, Esq., had been duly elected, and onght to have been returned.—Sir John Yarde Buller (chairman, said, the committee were anxious to hear if any ex- Planation could be given as to the evidence of ...