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of the legislature more immediately connected with the people? But the office required a combination of talents rarely to be met with. Were he to enumerate them, he was sure that the detail would present very serious obstacles to the present motion. When he looked to the situation and to the nature of it, he felt a deep anxiety, not solely on his own account, but on account of the House itself. The noble lord and the hon. gentleman had been pleased to allude to his former conduct. To that conduct it was impossible for him to advert, without the most grateful recollections. Since the experience of last parliament had been mentioned, he could not omit this opportunity of expressing his sense of the indulgence he had received from it, and of the need which he had of that indulgence. On entering upon the office, he brought with him a firm attachment to the constitution of the country, without which no man was worthy to be a member of that House; and he was free to say, that he had never intentionally swerved from that integrity which it was so satisfactory, on recollection, to have preserved in any situation, nor from that independence which was so necessary in the distinguished situation to which he had been raised by the voice of that House. He would not detain the House any longer, but conclude with expressing his sense of the honour proposed to be conferred on him, and his determination to submit himself to the House.

The House then again unanimously calling Mr. Addington to the chair, he was taken out of his place by lord Frederic Campbell and Mr. Powys, and conducted by them to the chair; where, standing on the upper step, he returned his humble acknowledgments to the House for the great honour they had been pleased to confer upon him, by unanimously choosing him to be again their speaker. And thereupon he sat down in the chair; and then the mace (which before lay under the table) was laid upon the table. Then Mr. Secretary Dundas having congratulated Mr. Speaker elect, moved that the House do adjourn.

List of the House of Commons.] The following is a list of the members of the House of Commons:

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George Vansittart. Charles Dundas.

Berwick, Northumberland. Earl of Tyrconnel. John Callander.

Beverley, Yorkshire. William Tatton. N. C. Burton.

Bewdley, Worcestershire.

M. P. Andrews.

Bishop's Castle, Shropshire.

A LIST OF THE HOUSE OF COMMONS, William Clive. Henry Strachey.

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Cardigan, Town of.

Hon. John Vaughan.

Carlisle, City of.

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Cricklade, Wiltshire.

Thomas Estcourt. Lord Porchester.

Cumberland.

Sir Henry Fletcher, bart. John Lowther.

Dartmouth, Devonshire.

Edmund Bastard. Right Hon. J. C. Villiers.

Denbighshire.

Sir Watkin Williams Wynn, bart.

Denbigh, Town of.

Richard Myddleton.

Derbyshire.

Lord John Cavendish. Edw. Miller Mundy.

Derby, Town of.

Lord G. A. II. Cavendish. Edward Coke.

Devizes, Wiltshire.

Right Hon. Henry Addington. Joshua Smith.
Devonshire.

John Christian Curwen. Sir Frederick Vane. Lawrence Palk. John Pollexfen Bastard.

Dorsetshire.

Francis John Browne. William Morton Pitt.

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Hon. Edward Bouverie. Sir William Scott.
Droitwich, Worcestershire.

Hampshire.

Sir William Heathcote, bart. Wm. Chute.

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Hastings, Sussex.

Hon. Andrew Foley. Sir Edward Winning- Sir James Saunderson, bart. N. Vansittart. ton, bart.

Dunwich, Suffolk.

Snowden Barne. Sir Joshua Vanneck, bart.

Durham, County of.

Rowland Burdon. Ralph Milbank.

Durham, City of.

Haverfordwest, Pembrokeshire.

Lord Kensington.

Helleston, Cornwall.

Charles Abbot. Richard Richards.
Herefordshire.

William Henry Lambton. Sir Henry Vane Right Hon. Thomas Harley. Rob. Biddulph.

Tempest, bart.

East-Looe, Cornwall.

John Buller. William Graves.

St. Edmondsbury, Suffolk.

Sir Charles Davers, bart. Lord Hervey.

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Guildford, Surry.

Hereford, City of.

John Scudamore. James Walwyn.

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Hon. Horatio Walpole. Sir Martin Browne
Folkes, bart.

Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorkshire.

Hon. Thomas Onslow. Hon. Chapple Norton. Samuel Thornton, Sir Charles Turner, bart,

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Lymington, Hants.

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Norfolk.

Sir Harry Burrard Neale, bt. Wm. Manning. Sir John Wodehouse, bt. Thomas W. Coke,

Maidstone, Kent.

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Sir F. Leman Rogers, bart. William Elford. Hon. C. Wm. Wyndham. Sir Cecil Bishopp,

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Reading, Berkshire.

East-Redford, Notts.

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Sir George Howard, K. B. Earl of Carysfort.

Steyning, Susser.

Francis Annesley. Richard Aldworth Neville. John Henniker Major. James M. Lloyd.

Stockbridge, Hampshire.

William Petrie. Sir Wharton Amcotts, bart. Joseph Foster Barham. George Porter.

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Rochester, Kent.

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Surry.

Sir Richard King, bart. Hon. Henry Tufton. Lord Wm. Russell. Sir John Frederick, bt.

New Romney, Kent.

John Fordyce. John Willett Willett.

Sussex.

Right Hon. Thomas Pelham. Charles Lenox.

Tamworth, Staffordshire.

Gerard Noel Edwards. Sir Wm. Lowther, bt. Robert Peel. Thomas Carter.

Rutlandshire.

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