...well-founded complaints of the Canadians, before that august senate, were referred to a committee of the Mouse of Commons, indicated by the Colonial Minister; that...particular acquaintance with the state of both the Cunadas, formally applauded almost all the reforms which the ('anadian people and their representatives...

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...conceded by the other. " The charges and well-founded complaints," observed the house, " of the Canadians before that august senate, were referred to a committee...people and their representatives demanded and still demand. After a solemn investigation, after deep and prolonged deliberation, the committee made a report,...

...conceded by the other. ' The charges and well-founded complaints,' observed the house, ' of the Canadians before that august senate, were referred to a committee...knowledge of public and constitutional law to a particular aquaintance with the slate of both the Canadas, formally applauded almost all the reforms which the...

...conceded by the other. "The charges and well-founded complaints," observed the house, " of the Canadians before that august senate, were referred to a committee...striking combination of talent and patriotism, uniting a ge14* neral knowledge of public and constitutional law to a particu-- lar acquaintance with the state...

...submitted to the supreme tribunal of the empire. The charges and wellfounded complaints of the canadians before that august senate, were referred to a committee...people and their representatives demanded and still fervently demand. After a solemn investigation, after deep and prolonged deliberation, the committee...

...referred to a committee of ihe house of commons indicated by the colonial minister. That committet exhibiting a striking combination of talent and patriotism uniting a general knowledge of public and constitutions law to a particular acquaintance with the state of both tru Canadas, formally applauded...

...made a report, which the house of assembly, in an address on the 21st November, 1 828, described as "exhibiting a striking combination of talent and patriotism,...particular acquaintance with the state of both the Canadas ;" and they pronounced upon its report that, " after solemn investigation, after deep and prolonged...

...submitted to the supreme tribunal of the empire. The charges and wellfounded complaints of the Canadians before that august senate, were referred to a committee...patriotism, uniting a general knowledge of public and constituiional law to a particular acquaintance with the state of both the Canadas, formally applauded...

...infancy and weakness of the province." The parliamentary committee to which it had been referred, " formally applauded almost all the reforms, which the...people and their representatives demanded and still fervently demand." The report of the committee of the house of commons remained " an imperishable monument...