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" THE PARLIAMENTARY HISTORY OF ENGLAND

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Jan. 23. Address on the King's Speech at the Opening of the Session ... 3

25. Petitions relative to the Queen

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104

Naples-Declaration of the Allied Sovereigns at Troppau ...... 116

Feb. 5. Petition from Birmingham relative to the Decline of Trade...... 350

19. Naples—Conduct of the Allied Powers .......

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742

20. Queen's Annuity Bill ..........................

797

21. Foreign Trade--Commerce of the Country

824

26. Law of Treason-Ireland .....

938

Mar. 2. Naples--Conduct of the Allied Powers .....

1039

27. Naples

1468

II. DEBATES IN THE HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Jan. 23. Motion for Papers relative to the Omission of the Queen's Name

in the Liturgy............

Address on the King's Speech at the Opening of the Session ...
24. Conduct of Ministers .......

Petitions relative to the Queen
Address on the King's Speech at the Opening of the Session ...

The Queen-Liturgy
26. The King's Answer to the Address

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