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CONTAINING AN ACCOUNT OF

The most interesting SPEECHES and MOTIONS; accurate
Copies of all the PROTESTS, and of the most remarkable.
LETTERS and PAPERS; together with the most material
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VOLUME VII.

HOUSE OF LORDS.

A.

ADDRESS, Copy of it, to the King for his fpeech on opening Par

liament, 12-His Majefty's reply, 55-for his meffage refpecting an Union with Ireland, voted, 579

B.

Bedford's (Duke of) fpeech, corrected, on his motion for the removal of His Majefty's Ministers, March 22, 1798, 744.

H. Habeas-corpus Sufpenfion Bill; Debate on the third reading of it, 501Farther converfation refpecting it, 522-Proteft against it, 575

I.

Income-tax Bill; Debate on the fecond reading of it, 514-Debate on the third reading, 527

Ireland; Meffage from the King refpecting a Union with Ireland, 576 -Addrefs for the message voted, 579

K.

King's (The) fpeech on opening Parliament, 1-Debate on it, 3-His an fwer to the addrefs, 55-Meffage refpecting a Union with Ireland, 576-Addrefs for the meffage voted, 579

M.

Militia; Speech of the Earl of Radnor refpecting the fervice of the British Militia in Ireland, 276-Debate on the fecond reading of the bill, 298

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