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... modification would be introduced into it in favour of incomes derived from professions. Mr. Roebuck, Mr. Muntz, Mr. Villiers, Mr. Thomas Dunceombe, and Mr. Cobden, all spoke strongly against the Bill. Mr. DUNCOMBE, commenting on Mr. . Currie's eulogium on Sir ...

... the other; but he thought the Commissioners might best determine in each case whether counsel should be admitted at all. Mr. HARDY observed, that if the Commissioners would be obliged, as he thought that in point of decency they would be, to admit counsel ...