...traffic in East India appointments, as well as in subordinate places under government. These discoveries led to the appointment of a committee of the House of Commons, to infifwire into the abuse of East India patronage, when it appeared that a vast number of cadetships...

...had taken place. The result of this Memorial was an acquiescence on the part of the Board of Trade in the appointment of a Committee of the House of Commons to investigate the subject. This Committee was appointed on the llth of February 1819, of which Sir John Jackson, member...

...had taken place. The result of this Memorial was an acquiescence on the part of the Board of Trade in the appointment of a Committee of the House of Commons to investigate the subject. This Committee was appointed on the llth of February 1819, of which Sir John Jackson, member...

...claims of the medical officers of the army, provided they had the ability to maintain them, it ended in the appointment of a committee of the House of Commons to investigate the subject. The director-general selected Dr. Vetch and Mr. Guthrie to represent the medical officers...

...the estate of Wariapoola. A gentleman was then brought there by them whom they wanted to kill, but I saved his life, and did not permit him to be killed....Military executions in Ceylon."* That the colonial go_ vernment has been faultless, would be an absur. dity to maintain, but the charges preferred against...

...away my own life, and conspired together to constitute some one else as their chief, I deserted them. soul and my own will have to communicate together...Military executions in Ceylon." * That the colonial go. vernment has been faultless, would be an absur. dity to maintain, but the charges preferred against...

...is to say, those who are in both capacities — the appeal was made to the Legislature, resulting in the appointment of a Committee of the House of Commons, to investigate the subject in all its bearings. The most active promoters of this movement were persons not in trade,...

...is to say, those who are in both capacities — the appeal was made to the Legislature, resulting in the appointment of a Committee of the House of Commons, to investigate the subject in all its bearings. The most active promoters of this movement were persons not in trade,...

...which I had the opportunity of attending. I took occasion to state my intention to make a Motion for the appointment of a Committee of the House of Commons to investigate the whole question of the Landlords Hypothec. It was, however, decided that a Royal Commission would be...

...Government, which were not brought before Parliament till April, were preceded, not unreasonably, by the appointment of a Committee of the House of Commons to investigate the whole question of the conOF LORD LIVERPOOL. dition of those who depended on the land. And, as the discussion...