The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-03-11 00:00:00

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is ca Mr. O'CONNELL, in moving for a. return of. the persons
...rboy mho had registered arms,in the county of Down, imputed a
there murder in.that county to the spirit of Orangeism..
atu re of Lord ELLIOT gave some explanations, and expressed the
Je-air sti regret of the government. He believed, however, that the
,•e:to ask offence had begun upon the Roman Catholic side. ,
:airs hiS me The production of the return was agreed to.
Jtk in the r The SPEAKER having left the chair, Sir HENRY HAR-
ag in his fac DINGE brought forward the army estimates, proposing an
‘hat the hon. addition of 1447 men to the force voted in the last estimate,
have an 'opportunity of explaining whether he was correct in making a total of 95,628 men, exclusively of the troops em-
the representation he had made, or whether Mr. -Leonard ployed in -India. He explained the necessity of reliefs for
Horner was correct in--his re.port.• The bon. member for some-regiments, which had for_manyconeccutive.-yeais been
Wolverhampton' had read in the house a declaration, signed keptabroad, and observed that efficiency was the truest eco-
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Now be would take Peace =to ask the honour-
able member whether, during the 18 years his men had worked
between 6 in the evening and 8 o'clock in the morning, these
tearboys had not also been working in his factory? And he
asked this, as he said before, that the hon. member might

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__,-two cotton-spinners, and had forsbarde
errand) a copy of that declaration, to which Ns(
_nnexed two extracts from his speech. These people
said that they kept no truck-shops, and that they paid
all their workpeople in the current coin of the realm.
But he did ask, did they not hand. the key to their
3 rent, their cottages? Did

Lord ARTHUR LENNOX thought, that in the present state
of our relations with America and France, a larger force
should have been proposed. He wished that more encou-
ragement should be bestowed upon the service, in order to
induce good men to join it.
Sir H. HARDINGE declared that her Majesty had now six
battalions in the completest order, ready at any moment to
be sent to any quarter of the globe.
Some conversation about the depot system took place be-
tween Sir HARDINGE and Lord JOHN RUSSELL, in the
coarse of which Lord John expressed his general concurrence
in the vote.

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They asserted that they kept
paid in no other way but in the
It he (Mr. Ferrand) had never

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WHe had never charged them
hat he had said was, that they

Mr. WILLIAMS thought that the statement of the ways
and means ought to, have preceded the discussion of the esti-
mates. The revenue fell short of the expenditure in the last
sreat part of it on its i year, and the expenditure in this year was greater than in the
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