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    Jl He Marquis <Of Laxsdownk Rose To Move...

    though lie did to that which applied to discipline : the first _, be held to be legitimate , and deserving of every consideration _^ the latter he conceived had nothing to do with conscience . It was to the extent only of the principle that he objected . ? ......

    The house then divided ,, when the numbers of Peers present appeared to be equal , viz . 15 for the second reading , and 15 against it . The proxies then produced were , for tlie second reading 6 , against it 12 , making a majority against the Bill of 6 .

    Among the 15 present who voted against the Bill were 8 bishops , the Lord Chancellor , his brother Lord Sto \ _yell , Lord Redesdale , Lord Rolle , and Lord Shaftesbury . In the minority were the Archbishop of Canterbury , Lord Liverpool , and Lord Hairrowby . The Bishop of Worcester , it is understood , did not vote . _.

    On the next day , the 13 th of June , Marquis Lansdowne gave notice that he should very , early in the ensuing session bring the same subject before their Lordships .- ,

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), June 12, 1823, page 21, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/smrp_12061823/page/21/