...licences which had been granted to pcrfons lililí;; wine ; and on it being hinted that there was not» he moved, that there be laid before the Houfe an account of the number of wine licence» granted within thefc Ы1 five years, which was granted. He then wi (lied to br informell...

...books, toi fee if they contained any thing improper to be laid before Ac public. ii Mahon. Lord llfnbon moved, that there be laid before the Houfe an account of the expence attending the coining of gold with an alloy of tin. — That a committee be appointed to inquire...

...quantity of Copper and Brafs »fed in his Majefty's JVavy. — Ordered to h« printed. Mr. Hobhoufc moved, that there be , laid before the Houfe an Account of the Expences of the Public Offices during the year 1798, and »n Account of the Increase or Diminution...

...forwarded through all its relpeclive ftages, and lent to the Lords for their concurrence. Mr. Pitt moved, that there be laid before the Houfe an account of the total amount of Voluntary Contributions received by perlons not refident in this country, which was...

...books, to fee if they contained any thing improper to be laid before the public. l¿ Mahon. Lord Ataban moved, that there be laid before the Houfe an account of the expence attending the coining of gold with an alloy of tin. — That a committee be appointed to inquire...

...duties. The l , ii,u юн of the manufacturers he wilhed principally to be attended to, and therefore moved, that there be laid before the Houfe an account of the duty on the raw materials for iilk manufacture in Ireland, &c. . The qucftion being put on this motion,...

...entertained of the good policy of the fcheme, he fhould have to fubmit fome motions to the Houfe. He then moved, " That there be laid before the Houfe an account of the ex" pence of the ftores and provifions, either fent or now to " be fent, to New South Wales, fince...

...motions to the Houfe, in order that proper information might be had before the plan was propoftd. He then moved, " That there be laid before the Houfe an account of the " contract fubfifting between Government and Mr. Duncan " Campbell, refpedting the maintenance and...

...2000!. a year each. In order to diftinguifh thofc, and to clear all the others frotn the imputation, he moved, " That there be laid before the Houfe an account of the number of letters, snd their poftage, directed to and from the Members of the Houfe, for the laft two years,...

...manner as made them but of little ufe. He undcrftood that they amounted to near 1 0,000 : He therefore moved, " That there be laid before the Houfe an account of the number of men and boys employed in barges, boats, &c. in the fcrvice of the Board of Admiralty, and who enjoy...