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... HOUSE OF COMMONS.—FRIDAY. The Irish Rate-in-Aid Bill was opposed by Mr. Napier, Mr. Baleson, and Mr. Grattan. It received a qualified assent from Blr. Shafto Adair. Sir Robert Peel supported her Majesty’s ministers. Mr. NAPIER threw out doubts as to the ...
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