... A. : : . 'v: »> 4 2 0 -a IN Co -4 40 (179) l'he Farmer may be exempt from the Malt Dpty on Saab quantity u he may require (Whig own use, made from Barley of his own grown). . • • 9 2 ^ 4 . • . J Present. ELPLANATION.—For, P. Against, ♦. Absent, ...

... India might know what they have to expect. - Mr. PHINN opposed the bill, as being a departure from the principles which the Whig party always professed to uphold. Mr. HIEnRES, although lie could not approve of he some portions of the bill, would not, ...

... completed. Pun IlsnoC.=Mr. Whalley, M.P.—L dent sass :— On Saturday, Mr. Whalley to his resident's at Plu Madoe, and this Whig his appearance sine* the extraordinary result of the petition against his return for Peterborough, and hie sill more remarkable ...

... Peel. They did their beet for the Monopolist interest of the landlord ohms to which they belong; na y, more, they forced the Whig government to abdicate in their f sod they 'mimed the utmost height of their ambition—the possession of office (greet cheers) ...