...petitioners, and therefore next day it was movtd, that the report from the committee upon the Worcefterfliire petitions might be again read ; and the fame being read accordingly, it was then moved, that kave be given to bring in a bill for the relief of perfons ufing narrow-wheeled carriages in hufbandry,...

...regulating the militia in that part of G. Britain called Scotland, are ineffectual." Whereupon it was moved, that leave be given to bring in a bill for the better ordering of the militia-forces in that part of G. Britain called Scotland. Which motion being...

...all the refpeft to the H'juTe of Commons, which that afTembly unque.ftionably deferred. Lord Mahon then moved : " that leave be given to bring in a bill for the better fecuring the rights of voters at county elcihons." Mr. Wiiberforce. fecended the motion, and...

...comparifoa between (be iocrwie ляа diminution of theprefemaadpaftUmMi Aft*ra variety of obfervations, lie moved, that leave be given to bring in a bill for the conti-k nuance of the old laws relative to the American trade ; a.iJ that permillion be given to infert...

...made, may not think themfelves proprietors, but only truftees for the due application thereof. — He then moved, That leave be given to bring in a bill for the due accounting for all money granted for public works, charities and hofpitals, and for the ordering...

...corifi.ieration. He tnr;w out thefc genera! outlines, and would relerve the rtft for future cnnfideration. He then moved, " that leave be given to bring in a Bill for the fuppreffiran of the fale and circulation of Sunday Ncwfpapers on the Sjbbath Day." Leave was accordingly...

...confcientioufly fatisfiedwai contrary to every found principle of good order, decency, morality, and religion. He then moved that leave be given to bring in a Bill for the fuppreffion of the Sale and Circulation of Newfpapers on the Lord's Day. Pafled nein. con. And that...

...would tend to cement that country to this, being as important to the one as the other ; he therefore moved, " That leave be given to bring in a Bill for the immediate removal of the officers concerned in the collection and management of his Majefty's duties...

...which he intended to be comprehended in the meafure wHich he had the honour to fubmit to the Houfe. He then moved " That leave be given to bring in a bill for the farther relief of the people called Quakers, as to the imprifonment of their perfons, and for making...

...tried. He called upon him to do this, and to be, at Icalt for one day, a deciiive minifter. Mr. Burke then moved, " That leave be given to bring in a bill for the bette» regulation of his majefty's civil eftabliihments, and of certain public oftices ; for the limitation...