...out on this head, he should vote against the resolution of the committee being adopted by the House. Another point to which he wished to call the attention of the House, was the yeomanry cavalry. Though, under some circumstances, such a force might be necessary, he did not...

...wished him to reconsider it, and substitute some more equitable and productive tax. The next thing to which he wished to call the attention of the house, was the tax on collateral successions. He was free to say, that this had so many difficulties as to render...

...due, as to control where there was blame. The country of Nepaul, which was the scene of the actions to which he wished to call the attention of the House, was some years ago probably almost unknown to most members of the House. It had grown § up into importance...

...than a political fiction, a cover for any interference that caprice might dictate. — The next thing to which he wished to call the attention of the House, was, the means of carrying on the war. When the present supposed accumulation, of which ministers boasted,...

...in Council, and which, if that order were legal, must be attended with some penalty. The second case to which he wished to call the attention of the House was that of another Sheriff of a Scotch county, who was also a colonel of Yeomanry. The colonel asked the...

...in Council, and which, if that order were legal, must be attended with some penalty. The second case to which he wished to call the attention of the House was that of another Sheriff of a Scotch county, who was also a colonel of Yeomanry. The colonel asked the...

...not mean to say that every one acted so, but this was generally the fact. The last effect of taxes to which he wished to call the attention of the house, was, that they increased prices a< well as capital. Every one who paid a tax advanced the price to the consumer...

...done, as well as what it was advisable to do at present '! Another point to which he wished tocall the attention of the House was this. It was the opinion of Bishop \V ;irburtmi, a celebrated friend of the Church, that ' when there are several religions in a State,...

...inquiry, as to what had been done, as well as what it was ad' MAYG, 182*. [546 visablc to do at present ? Another point to which he wished to call the attention..." when there are several religions in a state, the stnte should naturally ally itself to the largest. '' That was to say, the state should give such religion...

...than a political fiction, a cover for any interference that caprice might dictate. The next tiling to which he wished to call the attention of the house was the means of carrying on the war. When the present supposed accumulation, of which ministers boasted,...