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London, England, 1835-02-25 00:00:00

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e consonant with
iples which were

Lord has thought
wession, he said,
.ing an untruth.
.?en an error 10
s the first time I
[ cries of Or-
d)uld e:,tifuse the
false opinion. I
e Lord chose to
entertain the n?-
eir enanies said
question for the
that the Govern-
,nds rather than
not that I altered
iger of the Noble
ght to do more

Lnd Learned Lord
as I did, but my
e an offensive at-

ction—

understood to re-
-1828, but I said
which was suspi-
lefended, I might

snce of the noise
is Lordship was
d Lord had said
ly satisfactory to
ester, which con-
the people saw
Sir Robert Peel,
tors. But there
id Sir R. Peel
Cobbett op-
vhich the Noble
—the passing of
e reason why the
it what we* the
displayed in the
A Thomson and
against the sup-
overnment, who
lur of Cobbett.
the metropo-
s had been en•
anticipated. Sir
at the Mansion-
lom the country
nen upon whose
George Murray
ited Lords of the
,nt after they had
ed as ever a con-
Noble Duke had
from the repre
d also suffered a
les of reform was
the late elections.
wernment, ought
en tried. already
uide the helm of
'y simply on the
tnd if they were
core not entitled
to the question
y's Ministers had
Nhich implied an
at question. 118
se owned that be
e wishes of the
mbered the man':
ed on thrA. same
en a measure for
ht in by his Mae
he most factious
The rejection of
t possible distress'
strife and blood-

at fib #).??2,-not ttl
his Noble Friend,
"1---( Hear, hear.)
ite, that although Tared to girt his
s. It might 'oee%**
on with t'ae late
induced him to
id not think that
th,A explanation,
from a feeling or
he was then assa-
was impossible be
iffering from theta
It that be could Ita
nment that he had
felt that his true
hear.) With re-
tot give them hle
disposed to oppO
im to do so. 1.11
would add that
acting up to the
lures which they
t. His nob4e and
ter occasions were
Never, entitled to
Anions and adv°'
That, however,
lact voted againtst
ise of Parliamet.
assed the Reform
tered it a degrada-
iurc was brought
nal sacrifices, but.
Tt, and he neve
e he had formed!
)inet in which tti
mrned Friend W$
irm in the House
ices which led to
rct to the circuin-
certainly agreed
ircumstances were
detended, unless
essary. He would
ight to be takeout..
fled ; but having
think there were
to the measurei
at they appeared'
re was nothirig
for Minist,eo
some assurance
nformity with the
who wished for
the Government•
G more direct jo'
:ace, that it vtisi
s to which it O-
n detail. There
ssures intended te
ity with the prin-
t happiness of the
bus questions to
d, because there
ring the sessi"o
ms, he must. Si
with regard t°
re Speech did aet
he country upon
measures were to
e sound and ail.
difficulties which

corporations, ob-
have been more
Lted, he repeated
ent, because be
whom.—(l-I..ear)
ke." He begge4
cl been :minded
ned Lord on the
ving filled up si%.
ad been virtuallf
10 or 12 comnh
before; that even.
cocommissionscommissions• • hO
er the Govern-,
,e led to • :cc 1,6';
tz• Woe.sack

that those COO:
—were not issued
it of the counti
iat, he took leave
ilted the feeling"
of new jtistices.
choice of magic'
endeavoured t°
itical feeling'
-Lieutenant svh°
as as to whether
st which he 11;1
sic and Leal.'"
with the seal''
The urgency 0'
le Seals been
been virtur;al

late ocuAiion
) SouthamPtol4
communicatO
ibjeot. He had
ter or qua fic e
keep the peat

idcd against the
2cognizances. t°
:ime in questi°o
~
rested entire,'

power of lb!
bound over t'

3, that si2c fiats
the day of theed
ed to be sign
hese. An the
ation on thee

Learned
ned a fortai'
e late Mini WI

the OrAC,,, and.
hree, dais after

Jues'tion."
aring his int 4171
the rejectic
cur.) Son se 11-
who we' ,•edi'';
would '
he Pre' ,ent ;01;
men whO 1:3110,
t, ho ',eve wri
col

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