...324,^64!. which was voted without a divifion. The Houle was then refumed, and adjourned at eleven o'clock. The order of the day for going into a Committee on the bill for explaining and amending the receipt-tax -aft, was moved, and the order was accordingly read. Lord John...

...as may beft " conduce to the fatisfadtion and profperity of my people." March 5.] Sir George Yonge moved, " That the order of the day for going into a Committee on the Mutiny Bill be then read." Mr. Fox oppofed it, upon the ground that it would be improper to proceed...

...and of the Sentences that had been parted upon them. This motion alfo parted without opposition. The The order of the day for going into a Committee on the bill fqr vefting the Eaft-Jndia Company's affairs, &c. in the hands of Commiflioners, having been read on...

...the crown, « hich he underflood was of a nature that wonld brook dclav, and prrliítf d in moving the order of the day for going into a committee on the Hate of i in fence of thofe perfons who ought to be prefent at the difcuflion of аЙ important queftions,...

...infallible one. There wire mauy idle and abfurd precedents. IRISH PROPOSITIONS. About eight o'clock, the order of the day for going into a committee on the above proportions was ie:id, the Houfe accordingly refolded itfelf into a comm^ttee, Mr. MA Taj/lur...

...their counfel in this caie, and that there was no precedent to warrant it. The quefiion was then put that the order of the day, for going into a committee on the police bill, be now read, and the Houfe divided, Ayes, — 125 Noes, — 46 SirEnwARD NEWENH AM faid,...

...he thought it his duty to give that notice ot his intention. The Houfe adjourned. Monday, a6th June. The order of the day for going into a Committee on the Cnking-fund bill being read, Mr. Dempjlcr begged leave to remind the Houfe how ex- Mr. Dempceedingly...

...would yield more than the ten thoufand pounds furplus. The inftrudtion was voted. Mr. Beaufoy moved the order of the day, for going into a Committee on the Revolution Commemoration Bill, and flared, that in the Committee, he fhould move for the Commemoration...

...defer fubmitting them to the conlideration of the Houfe till after the holidays. The ATTORNEY GENERAL moved, " that the order " of the day for going into a Committee of the whole Houfe " on the bill for preventing traitorous correfpondence, &c., " with the enemy, during...

...pamphlet t:'l Thurfday then pafTed in the affirmative, without a divilion. Mr. Chancellor PITT then moved, that the order of the day for going into a Committee on the bill for the better fecurity of His Majefty's perfon, (hould be poftponcd till Wcdncfday. He intended to-morrow,...