... the petition was ordered to be referred to the Committee of Privileges. Mr. HENRY GRATTAN read extracts from the letter lately addressed by the Bishop of Exeter to Lord John Russell, and asked the Attorney-Generul if he did not think the writer might be ...

... refused to listen to those who wished to pass pacißc laws for the government of Ireland. They appeared to wish for coercion and arms hills—not for conciliation to that unhappy country. The Irish people were a peculiarly susceptible people; they were easily ...

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... exclusion of molasses without intelligible reasons. In the course of some further conversation, it was arranged between Lord JOHN RUSSELL and Lord GEORGE BENTINCK, that the discussion as to permanent or temporary duration should be waived for the present ...