...by Mr. Wynne; and being put, was negatived. The bill was afterwards read a third time, and passed. The second reading of the bill was moved in the House of Lords on Nov. 22nd by Lord Bathurst, in a speech similar to" that of lord Castlereagh ; and undergoing no...

...was despised, did not press his motion to a division. It was in this state of the public mind that the second reading of the bill was moved in the House of Commons on the 21st of March. The debate lasted only two days, for in truth the subject had already...

...The bill passed the House of Commons by a majority of eighty-nine against thirty. On the 9th of July, the second reading of the bill was moved in the House of Lords, by the Marquis of Lansdowne : it was supported by the premier, Lord Liverpool ; the president of the council,...

...the Bill passed without further opposition. On the 20th of June, the second reading of the Income-tax Bill was moved in the House of Lords by the Earl of Aberdeen. In giving the reasons why the Government had proposed it, he briefly repeated in substance...

...entertained by itg projector, yet presents, both in its principles and in its results, a most favourable con* The second reading of the Bill was moved in the House of Commons by Lord John Russell on the 17th of June ; and the Bill was brought up to the House of Lords...

...longpending, well-considered, and much-discussed question being settled before the close of the session. The second reading of the bill was moved in the House of Commons on the 24th of July, when Mr. Henley made a futile attempt to cause the postponement of its...

...clause was carried by a majority of two hundred anu sixty-seven against two hundred and fifty-seven. The second reading of the bill was moved in the house of lords on the 1st of July by the Marquis of Normanby, who made some stringent remarks on the conduct and constitution...

...proposed to add ' The use of the Athanasian Creed.' The Bill was read a third time on the 25th of June. The second reading of the Bill was moved in the House of Commons by Mr. Russell Gurney on the 9th of July, and carried on the i5th without a division, Mr. Gladstone...

...notwithstanding. The committee deemed the Bill objectionable in principle, and unworkable in practice. The second reading of the Bill was moved in the House of Lords, May 31st, when it was opposed by Lord Bramwell and summarily withdrawn. MINES. Employers' Liability...

...opposite it would at any rate meet the definition of being an attempt to deal honestly with the question. The second reading of the Bill was moved in the House of Lords by Viscount Cross on February 15. In his speech he thus alluded to the " Northbrook clause" :— " By...