...Germany was being carried out as efficiently as it might be. Discussion on this subject took place both in the House of Lords and in the House of Commons. On January 13 Lord Sydenham drew the attention of the House of Lords to the cocoa exports from this...

...which their desertion of their old and peculiar principles had first . created. There were, however, both in the house of lords and in the house of commons, a few, who, though they connected themselves generally with the opposition, yet retained л greater...

...and the officers of the arm.* Hereupon it was resolved by the parliament, to prepare an answer; and both in the House of Lords, and in the House of Commons, it was voted to proclaim king Charles *t Whitehall, and in London, as lawful sovereign of his kingdoms,...

...effecting his manumission by purchase. * We are aware of the statements on this head which have been made, both in the House of Lords and in the House of Commons ; but they do not go in the slightest degree to invalidate the position, that nothing has been done...

...On the 28th of February, 1826. t We are aware of the statements on this head which have been made, both in the House of Lords and in the House of Commons ; but they do not go in the slightest degree to invalidate the position, that nothing has been done...

...On the. 28th of February, 1826. t We are aware of the statements on this head which have been made, both in the House of Lords and in the House of Commons ; but they do not go in the slightest degree to invalidate the position, that nothing has been done...

...and the officers of the army. Hereupon it was resolved by the parliament, to prepare an answer; and both in the House of Lords, and in the House of Commons, it was voted to proclaim king Charles at Whitehall, and in London, as lawful sovereign of his kingdoms,...

...burdens which landed proprietors have to sustain. Three or four years ago, committees were appointed, both in the House of Lords and in the House of Commons, to consider the subject of English county rates. They reported that an undue proportion of public burdens...

...example. With regard to precedents, I myself, the other night, quoted many cas'es that have occurred, both in the House of Lords and in the House of Commons, establishing precedents for the course we are now pursuing. In Miller's case, which occurred in 1771,...

...Bedfords and Grenvilles, and of course separate from Conway, will not they outrate you in speakers both in the House of Lords and in the House of Commons. Can you suppose that a party which has the best speaker in both Houses will submit to remain inferiors...