Cattle Market Bill faces adjournment after count-out
The House meets in turbulent session with the Cattle Market and Corrupt Practices bills under debate. A count-out leaves only twenty-one members present, triggering an adjournment as ministers clash over adjournment motions and bill strategy.
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Leeman
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Gilson
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Corporation of London
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Newcastle
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Guapstone
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R. Payment
Locke
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House of Commons
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British Guiana
Canoish
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Jamaica
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Colonial Office
Apperuey
Lord Brougham
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O. Buxton
Roebuck
G. Bowyer
Westminster Abbey
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