The Speeches of Sir Robert Peel Delivered in the House of Commons, 2. cilt

admitted adopted allowed amendment amount appeared appointed argument authority baronet believed bill boroughs brought called cause charge circumstances clause committee Commons conduct consequence consider consideration constitution course court Crown debate desire discussion doubt duty effect election England enter established existed expressed fact feelings force give given ground hoped House important increase individual influence intention interests Ireland justice learned gentleman Lord John Russell Majesty Majesty's matter means measure ment ministers motion moved necessary never noble friend noble lord object observations occasion opinion opposite parliament party passed period persons population Portugal present principle proposed question reason reference reform representatives resolution respect session Sir Robert Peel speech supposed taken thing thought tion town vote whole wished