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The History of England in Three Volumes, Vol.III

Volume 3 — CHAPTER XXXVI.

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GEORGE IV. 1826—1827

Meeting of Parliament..... Measures proposed for relieving commercial Distress..... Bill to enable private Banks to have an unlimited Number of Partners, &c..... Appointment of a Committee on Emigration..... Modification of the Corn- Laws..... Debates on Free trade..... Financial Statements..... Bill to prevent Bribery at Elections..... Parliamentary Reform..... Alteration of the criminal Code..... Case of Mr. Kenriek..... State of the Colonies..... Motion for amending the Representation of Edinburgh, &c...... Resolution for the Regulation of private Committees..... Motion to disjoin the Presidency of the Board of Trade from the Treasurership of the Navy...... Motion to hold Parliament occasionally in Dublin and Edinburgh..... Restoration of forfeited Scotch Peerages..... Catholic Emancipation, &c..... India Jury Bill, &e...... Naturalization Act, &c...... Prorogation and Dissolution of Parliament..... General Election..... The Burmese War..... Meeting of the New Parliament..... Motion for a select Committee on Joint Stock Companies, &c..... King’s Message respecting the Conduct of Spain, &e...... Resolutions against Bribery at Elections.

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