The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-06-23 00:00:00

EAST INDIA COLLEGES.

Mr. HUME gave notice that he would to morrow move
for • return of the expenses of the Civil and Military Col-
leges of the East India Company, and •f the Pessimist; sow
payable by the Company.
Mr. MABERLY moved fur sundry accounts r• latire to
the Duties of Excise, and to Outstanding Exchequer Bills—
which were ordered.
ILLEGAL
Oil the motion m
solved itself into a Cs
of the Commissioners
of Justice in Ireland.
Mr. S. Ries then
able diffidence in
although he was full
the indulgence of
were increased from
legal information.
question as a private
persuaded that it
grounds, he should ,
it forward. Another
minuteness and Vilf.
our notions of digs
the idea of 6s. Mil.
sums that great ones
golden globe of Dr,
fractions. He was
forward in the chat
must expose 'anise(
rity, perhaps suspicion
ready to meet. 8,,
stand in a different
accuser, as the char.

aro to slim-quer isms— tile House would remember with what opposition
that Conimireinn had met. It was obtained by his i •i
FEES IN IRELAND. Right Honourable Frieod (Sir John Newport).
' * il ' lof Mr. S. Rim the House re- against the inciinution of the Gentlemen oppo-
Committee ou the Ninth Report site : it was only carried by • majority of one. • , ,
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lees of liiquiry into the Courts And if there were my particular part of the reso-
ld. duct of his Right Hon. Friend more deseryirt.,.
li rose. Hesaid he felt consider- admiration than another, it was his simpte ..tart
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bringing forward this question, uttostentatious &ploy of party triumph after having • i : ..
Ily persuaded lie should receive effected is reform in all our Courts or Justice.—
the
House; these difficulties (Cheers.)—But if lie allowed himself to he car- . ~
n the want of legil habits and tied fur a moment into an cereal's ar party salts- aegl, !SI. i
He should roertly treat the faction at the exertions of his Nest_ Hon. Friend. 4741 ll • 4
to Gentlentati, and If lie were not and the Gentlemen •- • side of the House, be -91.. . . I
rested upon plain and broad must on the other •.: *ii't 1..11 credit to his Mo.
I never have presumed to bring jelly'.. Ministers foe ~ '. :%:- •le amine for cat- - .. . •-•14 ;
.her difficulty arose fro•o the eying the intentions o;- •
4. . . WO into effect ; .-• . 1
ariety of the charges, fo- all for never did a set of ns ft' - -ii public duty •
gutty must iiiimedhsts ly fly at with more unceasing Ind 4: . fwd owe erne- slid - ....•'. ,i 7i
. ; but it was frump these small inflexible integrity, *ha I: - Ceemeetseieoere. . . .
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noes were made up, and the He had a right then to to '' the Nil beau .4 their
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r. Price might be measured by characters in considering the qoestion, lei' none, be
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fully sensible that oil standing Wls sure, would be disposed to throw their chariot,
haracter of public accuser, he tors overboard. He now came to the Report itself. -
self to considerable utipupwlit- and would refer Gentlemen to the different west. . r
cion ; both these charges he was which he should advert, sad he should be Ulla, '' . • .
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nit he must be considered to happy a Gentlemen would oat take 'his assertioess.
light )roam no ordinary public but if he committed an error they would ceerstpL„ . 1
arias be brought lotwatd origi- him. The lion. Gtutleman then proceededillivi
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