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and after several other Members had delivered their sentiments in succession, the House the motion 77, against it 265—-Majority against the Committee 188 ; being 61 more than rejected a similar motion made Mr. Brand in 1812. . - ■ Of the Members usually in the habit of voting wi

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Yesterday miming, the Annual .Seinton , for the benefit of this truly benevOlent Institution, was preached at the . Surrey Chapel. . This hospital W2S_ originally fOunded by King Charles the Second, and re•incorporated by his present MAJESTY, the put , . pose of the relieland sup

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