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Show n Nun-l ,J‘:w>kfw¢pfl'h.r!fiéflfl-'H‘s-"A. , » 1 CONTENTS. SECT. I. fld‘vonlages oft/12 periodical renewal of 1/22 leg/flue rive body. me which this parliament mfg/7t have made of them in the flmeriean afloirs. SECT. II. Proceeding: of tbeficond flflom of flu t/Jirteentb parliament. Speech at \opening the fefiions, p. 314. documents negatived, p. 316. Motion for Papers produced and re~' folutions formed on them, p. 320. Addrefs to enforce 35 Hen. VIII. with remarks on that ll‘ntute, p. 32!. Lord Hillfborough's letter, and Mr. Burke's remarks on it, examined, p. 34.0. SECT. III. Proceeding: oft/1e z‘birdfefliom. Effects of the letter, p. 345. Speech at opening the feflion, p. 346. 348. Amendments moved to the addrei‘s, p. PART I. ENQUIRY INTO THE MATTER 01? RIGHT. Partial repeal of the obnoxious a&, p. 352. Pro- ceedings of the mulcontents at home, p. 354. rejected, p. 356. Motion SECT. IV. Proceeding: of t/ae fewmbfifliam. IVIeflitgc and papers fent by his majeity, p. 362. A613 putt thereupon, p. 367. SEC'I‘. V. flflfor flowing up the porgt of Bzflon. Abltraét of the at}, p. 370. It was palied on fuflicient evidence, p. 373. Objection to its involving the in~ noeent with the guilty anfwered, p. 379. ELECT. VI. Iff? for t/ye impartial ailmz'oyirotion osz/ ice in SECT. I. "7942‘ is {be power 'wz'z‘lz ‘w/Gz'c/J tlze C077 .23z‘zztz'on {love/is tbe Crown over couiztrzex conquered or otoerwflé acquired 5? [log m/e of per/om qmflionea'for any at? done in 1/9: exem- cm‘ion of [/18 law: in Mqflm'mflt': Boy. Abftraé‘r of the act, p. 393. The act vindicated,p.395. SEcT. VII. 77M (1/? for [/18 better regulating 1/28 government of Moflcbufet': Boy. The government of this province flood in need of re» formation, p. 404. Conftitution of the council, p. 406. Appointment ofjudges, p. 417. ijuries and lherifl-S, p. 4.21. Regulations of public meetings, p. 428. SECT. VIII. The debot AYE. Abfiraét of it, p. 438. Eltablithment of the Roman Catholic religion vindicated, p. 450. Defefls in not explaining what is meant by the l.cing's fupremacy, p. 457. in not allowing the marriage ofpriefts, and providing for the gradual fuppreflion of monaf'ceries, p. 461. in not exempting proteltnnts from the payment of tythes, p. 466. Of the eltublifhment of the laws of Canada in civil caufes, p. 468. Of the confirmation ofthe criminal law oilingand, p. 476. Of the legiflative council, p. 479. Plan of reconciliation, p. 483. IN examining this quefiion, fome propolitions may perhaps be advanced, which are allowed on all hands: thefe, if any fuch there be, require no proof; it will be fuflicient to fiate‘ them. If difputed propolitions are advanced, we muf'c appeal to hiltory, and precedents; in {upport of them. Hifiory and precedents are lzere the mofi unexceptionable proofs. B If |