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ordered of the quantities of cotton gloves and hosiery im-
poFted into the United Kingdom, distinguishing the quan-
tity for home consumption and the quantity bonded for
exportation in each year, from sth January, 1835, to
sth January, 1839. The Hon. Member said bis motive in
moving for these returns was to show how we were losing the
markets for our manufactures—bow rapidly foreigners were
not only superseding us in foreign markets, but actually
competing with us in the home market.
Mr. FOX M A ULE brought in a Bill for regulating
the Employment of Children and Young Persons in
Factories.
The House then adjourned at Ten Minutes after Twelve
o'Clock.

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