...Translation of the preceding Letters. ' Extracts from the palftc Letters of the Secretary appeared in the Report of the Secret Committee of the House of Commons in 1715, which formed the ground-work of the impeachment of Oxford, Bolingbroke, Stratford, and Ormond....

...Translation of the preceding Letters. • Extracts from \\\ч public Letters of the Secretary appeared in the Report of the Secret Committee of the House of Commons in 1715, which formed the ground-work, ot I he im|ii-.u'hmeut ol Oxford, Bolingbroke, Strailord, and...

...successive attempts in England, in Scotland, and in Ireland, is su particularly and distinctly detailed in the report of the Secret Committee of the House of Commons, that your Committee deem it unnecessary to repeat it here. They will only remark, that these attempts,...

...and the gratitude manifested to those who are endeavouring to mitigate them : and though it be stated in the Report of the Secret Committee of the House of Commons, " that the attack upon the peace of the Metropolis, on the 2d of December, was deliberately premeditated...

...himself no better, had he gone to solicit him privately in any one of his own causes." AFRICAN DOOM. The report of the Secret Committee of the House of Commons, on the state of the British forts on the western coast of Africa, contains the following account of the...

...was adoptG 2 ed, two parliamentary committees were appointed to investigate the affairs of the Bank. In the report of the secret committee of the House of Commons, dated May 6, 1819, we have a clear and decisive proof of the flourishing state of the Bank of England,...

...without a crime. It has been observed by the noble lord who spoke last, that there are crimes mentioned in the report of the secret committee of the house of commons, or that at least such facts are asserted in it, that an accusation may, by easy deductions, be formed...

...Protestants; and that the object of it was to carry reform of parliament. This was the description given of it in the report of the secret committee of the House of Commons in the year 1798. In this report it is stated that Catholic Emancipation was only the ostensible object,...

...without a crime. It has been observed by the noble lord who spoke last, that there are crimes mentioned in the report of the secret committee of the house of commons, or that at least such facts are asserted in it, that an accusation may, by easy deductions, be formed...

...measure was adopted, two parliamentary committees were appointed to investigate the affairs of the Bank. In the report of the secret committee of the House of Commons, dated May 6, 1819, we have a clear and decisive proof of the Bank of England fully justifying that...