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... Ellenborouoh wished to know-from the noble duke opposite (Richmond) whether it wax hi) intention, in the cou.se of the present session, to'.propose any measure with respect to the improvement of turnpike trusts. The Duke of Richmond said that was the intention ...
... eonslitiilioii, I lie noble lonl i laid tb( , petition on (be table, aflcr again declaring his concurrenctj in its prayer. The Duke salt! would not this occasion follow the tonrse he had usual-v pursued upon i the presentalion of petition—namely, (hat of ...
... which the petition was ordered to lie on the table. At the morning sitting of the House, on Wednesday, the debate on the Cambridge Petition was resumed. Sir Robert Inglis spoke against the claims, and designated the observation* of the Right Hon. Secretary ...
... R. C. Bishop of Limerick ; Ills Grace the Duke of Norfolk Ills Grace the Duke of Richmond Ills Grace the Duke of Bedford Jlis Grace the Duke Devonshire llis Grace the Duke of Northumberland His Giace the Duke ...
... from which would read extract, was the report the Poor Commission ; and was sure the light hon. gentleman the ■ member for Cambridge ( Mr. S. Rice) would not object it (hear and laughter). Whatever might have been the object the right honourable gentleman ...
... and Canning. The British army, too, in its glorious career of conquest, proceeded onward without distinction, ami was by the Duke of elllngton (loud cheers), an Irishman, consummate the Cabinet as he was glorious in the field. It was who, with his back ...
... not deny that the descendants many those English peers, whom forfeifed estate* had been granted, were absentees. allowed the Duke of Devonshire. the Marquis of Hertford, the Marquis the Ear! of Egrcmont. and other great landowners, were absentees. v.i*i ...
... Oxford militia, from possessing large property in the county. He supposed that right hon. member for the University of Cambridge would by and by favour the house with a biographical skeleh of this happy couple (a laugh). It would observed, that he mentioned ...
... from alt parts of Engiand, Wales, Jersey, and Scotland—from the towns of Manchester, Hirmingharn, Leeds, lirstcl. Oxford, Cambridge, Canterbury. Lincoln, llo&tun, Nottingham, Northampton, Leicester, Exeter, Lath, Ipswich, and Worcester, and other large ...
... the report was considerably exaggerated, and that the Duke proceeding favourably!-- Standard. The Earl of Burlington died this morning His death will occasion vacancy for the University of Cambridge, as Lord Cavendish succeeds lire peerage. The hopes of ...
... to dine with their Majestiis, besides her Boy.il Highness the Princess Augusta. Prince George Cambridge. and Lord Frederick and Lady Augusta l iTzdnrencc: Duke Wellington, the Marquis ami Marchioness Downshift*, Karl I and C. Iliii. l.ady Howe, the Karl ...
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