The Speeches of the Late Right Honourable Sir Robert Peel, Bart: Delivered in the House of Commons, Band 4

admit adopted advantage Affghanistan agricultural amount appointed auction duty Bank of England believe bill Brazil British Cabul cattle charge Church circumstances claim colonial commercial committee conduct consequence consider consideration Corn-laws cotton course declaration demand doubt effect establishment executive government existing export favour feeling fixed duty France gentleman give honour hope House of Commons important impossible income Income-tax increase India inquiry interests Ireland issue labour land Lord Ashburton Lord Auckland Lord Ellenborough Majesty's government manufactures Maynooth measure ment minister motion noble friend noble lord says object opinion opposite parliament party period persons present principle produce proposed proposition protection purpose question reduction of duty reference repeal resolution respect revenue Roman Catholic SIR ROBERT PEEL slave-trade speech sugar supply suppose tariff taxation thought timber tion trade treaty treaty of Waitangi vote wish