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TIGNS.—On the order for F, Mr. Baxter directed at-1 fortifications, and moved ae multiplication of fortified olved a useless expenditure;L maintaining fortifications at ns, In self*goverae colonies, imperial Treasury. ig the relations between the observed that the advantage tonnectioa was the protection, lal enemies ; and if that prtf-is no doubt the desire of the relations would be materially use, therefore, to be cautions general formula with regard colonies. As to entrusting arked that in time of war it annel fleet should be present larded against the danger of, to lay down any rule under 3 all over the world for the ony. He granted that their ! pon naval defence; but for j in no ease to resort to forti- ; would be an incautious and ]ae aia not pat tma lorwara owing to the fact that the themselves the most efficiet (Hear, hear.) The: Iron, g what was. done in England gentleman when he asked sure of the facts of his case, land the President of the F palian, and so, too, wa3 the I hear.) He (Sir B. Peel) hi didate for a vacancy was an were a Roman Catholic, he whatever Government held From his own experience of could say he had never kno1 a more lively desire to ferrel might require relief and a entirely dissented from the ob Mr. Maguire was glad tl by a Protestant member, whc feelings and prejudices. He had said was only an echo Select Committee on the It Catholic Bishop, Clergymai necessity of a law like this hi were acquainted with the :
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Watchman and Wesleyan Advertiser
London, Middlesex, GB
Wed, Mar 26, 1862
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