...fpokein favour of the motion ; after which it was put, and approved of aim. соя. On Aug. j. Mr Dundas moved the order of the day for going into a committee of the whole Houfe on this bill, and' that the Speaker fhould leave the chair. Mr Popham oppofed the motion....

...in execution his threatened intention of moving the stoppage of the supplies — upon the reading of the order of the day, for going into a committee of supply. In the speech with which he prefaced this motion, he briefly enumerated the principal grievances which...

...chai je they fhould fiift take up, was th.it diltinguifhed by the title of Receiving PtcfcKti. The Chancellor of the Exchequer having moved the order of the day for the fecund rejdiHg of the Regency bill • , ' lix material Parti »f lie REGENC1" BILL, frofefed ty...

...the principle of it was Carried, and the lloule adjourned. Marth 22. The See. it The Sttretary at War moved the "order of the day, for going into a Committee of fupply, on the eflimates for tjie extrordinaries of the army : the order was accordingly . read, and...

...Minchin's motion. For 11,49 ». a g a i n ft i f > 7P* * March a?. The Sec. »t The Secretary at JVar moved the order of the day, for going into a Committee of fupply, on the eftimates for the extrordinaries of the army: the order was accordingly read, and the...

...fevere weather it was impofiible that the furvey could be made. It was ordered accordingly. Mr. WOLF E moved the order of the day for going into a committee of the whole Houfe on the report of the committee on the petition of Robert Brooke^ Efq; of Profperous....

...given up ; and the Houfe determined that the bill fhould be read a fecond time upon the twenty-firft. The order of the day, for going into a Committee of Supply, having been read, Mr, MA Taylor took the chair, when Mr. Chancellor Pitt rofe, and moved, as modifications...

...given up ; and the Houfe determined that the bill fhculd be read a fecond time upon the twenty-firft. The order of the day, for going into a Committee of Supply, having been read, Mr, MA Taylor took the chair, when Mr. Chancellor Pitt rofe, and moved, as modifications...

...• ü to fubfcribc fach oaths md dcelaraof Northumberland, a petition againft the Slave Trade. The Chancellor of the Exchequer having moved the order of the day for the fécond reading of the Regency bill*« Mr. Burlce could not refitt an inclination to make a few...

...it his duty to make fome motion upon the fubjeft. ARMY ESTIMATES. The Secretary at War (Mr. Yorke) moved the Order of the Day for going into a Committee of Supply, and that the feveral eftimates which had been prefented, fliould be referred to the faid Committee....