The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-05-11 00:00:00

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late Prtracipal Cvok, and now Proptielor of the Landon
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The Ply is published, price only Gs. bound,
r ENHE LONDON ART of COOKERY, and
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Embellisnod with a Head uf the Author, and a Bill of Tam
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Re JOHN FARLEY,
Principe Cook .t tr, Lundu.. Tavern, •
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then present, that there was to be a ballot on the
ensuing day : he would be in the House at half-past
three o'clock, and count the House at four.
Mr. ROSE said, that in consequence of the no-
tice he had given on the preceding day, he should
then move that the minutes taken before the om-
mince for trying the Ilchester Eleaion Petition, and
of which a report had been made to the House
on the 7th of March, be now laid before the
House.
Sir WILLIAM YOUNG wished to know on
what grounds, and for what purpose this Motion
was made?
Mr. ROSE said, that he made this motion an
consequence of the discussion which had taken
place or, the stibjeft of the Eleftion for Aylesbury,
where it was stated that a much r_ronger case of
bribery had existed at Aylesbury. His objea at
present v.as, that the House should be in possession
of the mirartes. Anti, in in eking this motion, he
had no intention of throwing any refieftion what-.
ever on the Ilchester Committee, for not having
made a report on which such a motion as this might
be founded.
The motion was put, and negatived without a di-
vision.---,Adjourned.