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, ... = '-"• ,;,. This dayi After the ten o'clock adjournment the' adjourned debate on the Triennial Parliaments Bill was resumed. Only a few members spoke, and they made their remarks exceedingly, brief in ordervto enable as much private business to be transacted as possible. . • ■'< Dr.' Wallis made a .very! few remark* in reply, and a division was taken : Forf the bill, 18; against, 24.: The amendment, that the bill be read that day six months, was accordingly declared to have been carried.." ; •; ■.•'•';.,; " • . Division List:—-Noes: Messri AU kinson, Barton, Bo wen; Brandon, Brown, Fox, Gibbs, Henry, Hurathquse, Kelly, McLean, Moorhouse, Morris, Pyke, llichmond, ' Eowe, - ■ Seymour, ■ Sutton, Teschemaker, Thomson, Turnbull, Wakefield, Whitaker, Woolcock.- : -. _-, , Ayes: Messrs Baigerit, Bastings, Wig- : nan,. Feldwick, Fisher,,, George,,/6jrey t Hamlin, Macfarlane, Montgomery, Moss, O'Eorke, Sbeehan, Stout, Swanson, Tole, Wood. . . . ..""'*" There were,a number of pairs. The .House adjourned at 12.45.
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Thames Star, Volume VII, Issue 2994, 19 September 1878, Page 2
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