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共 41 段- With regard to the question of patronage, I admit, so far as
- The right hon. Gentleman has also quoted from a Report by Co
- The opium question has been alluded to by the right hon. Gen
- What is it we have to complain of in India? What is it that
- Now, suppose the Governor-General gone, the Presidencies est
- Now, Sir, I complain of the right hon. Gentleman, and I thin
- Take another point--for it is worthy of consideration by Gen
- But there is another course that may fairly be recommended.
- You have no Government in India; you have no financial state
- I may leave that question there, because I can assure the no
- I shall not review the past transactions with anger, but wit
- My hon. Friend the Member for Bradford (Mr. W. E. Forster) r
- The right hon. Gentleman amused me in one part of his speech
- There is another point,--whatever might be the influence of
- Now there is one thing which I must state that I think they
- I think, in justification of myself and of some of those wit
- Now I am of opinion that, if we judge a foreign nation in th
- I have never visited the United States, but I can understand
- But the working men of England, and I will say it too for th
- For a time, many thought that there would be no war. Whilst
- But then the high contracting parties, I suspect, are not ag
- I have not said a word with regard to what may happen to Eng
- But the object of this measure was just as objectionable to
- HOUSE OF COMMONS, AUGUST 25, 1848.
- I will now pay a few words regarding the province of Ulster.
- There is another point, with regard to intestate estates. I
- There have been Acts for the suspension of the Habeas Corpus
- But Ireland has been more than this--it has been a land of e
- The Member for a borough or a county in Ireland, when he goe
- I have made my speech. I have said my say. I have fulfilled
- Now, Sir, it may appear egotistical in me to make one remark
- I have not said a word--I never said a word in this House, a
- I met only the other day a most intelligent gentleman from t
- The noble Lord the Member for London has made a statement of
- There is, indeed, a question of a 'balance of power' which t
- The past events of our history have taught me that the inter
- [On February 22 Lord Palmerston announced in the House of Co
- One other point that I ought to mention is the question of c
- There was no answer to that. If any diplomatist from this co
- 'I am not prepared to give my vote in favour of any change i
- But the passage of the Pruth was declared by England and Fra