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tion. At last he asserted that if Lord Ash ley’s GiH-wrere pasted, the masters would close their mills, and keep Uwm closed, till the cry of four millions of people should com* pel the legislature to accord them justice. This letter was directed to Lord Molyneux. He would only add here* that his sentiments were in unison with the writer's. He should now refer to the point, whether th* house at that moment was in a condition to legisLte upon the subject at all. Hs would first, however, notice the manner in which the question had been agitated when Mr. Sadler first set out upon it. Many mis representations hadtakaa place; la one of them sentiment* had been putT^fa bis ? Mr. Gbbtowe'a) mouth which were entirely emmsoas; for except on the presentation of * petition, when be observed th£ be hpped the boose would suspend itajodg-ipeui HU both sbka had had a bearing, be did ntspssk on tfcetib/eet st all im seesiecu The faeoounC* gen* x\mm hefe reud «a extract fa the report of a Jtemtrf toeetiag, In which selfish eooskteratfon* were imputed to him. Now, be would iiluadr protest that he tad no.1 - a . ■ . « m • A ■ «* «
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London Guardian and Public Ledger
London, Middlesex, GB
Thu, Apr 04, 1833
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