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Parliamentary Proceedings.
Mble to investigate them accurately on the nig ht of their delivery ; he would therefore reserve his observations on them for a future opportunity . Af'er some conversation in favour of the Company ' s othcers , and on certain oarts ' ofMr Dundas ' s statements , the latter gentleman moved a string ot resolutions , " which were severally agreed to by the committee ; and the House having resumed , the report was ordered to be received on the morrow . 17 The Vice Chamberlain informed the Housethat his Majesty had ,
inconse-, quence of the address of the House , g iven directions that a monument be erected to the memory of General Dundas . The report of the India Budget was brought up , ancl the resolimons read * ind nfTrGcti to-On the third reading of the Bill for providing an establishment for the Prince ef Wales , and making a provision for the discharge of his debts , Mr . Jolliffe said few wordstending to shew that the present bill was unjustand highly
a , , dishonourable to his Royal Highness , though the alterations it had undergone made it somewhat less exceptionable . Mr . Hussey objected to the whole of the bill , as tending to lay an additional burthen on the people , from which they would have been relieved , had his plan of the sale of the crown lands been adopted . A few other members spoke on the question , when the House divided , Ayes r . Noes 10 . J from Colonel for
Another division took p lace on a motion Stanley , making the Princess of Wales ' s privy purse independent of the Prince ; for the preposition 12 , against it 51 . . . The House afterwards proceeded to nominate commissioners for conducting the measure of liquidating his Royal Highness ' s debts , when the following gentlemen were appointed , viz . the Speaker , the Chancellor of the Exchequer , the Master of the Household , the Master of the Rolls , and Surveyor-General of the Crown Lands . -, ,.,. , , After some subsequent discussion the bill was read a third time ancl passed .
Strictures On Public Amusements.
STRICTURES ON PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS .
JUNE 20 . A NEW Play , called ZORINSKI , was performed at the Haymarket Theatre ? for the first time , the characters of which were thus represented : Casimir , ( King of Poland ) Mr . A ICKIN . Zorinski ,. - - Mr . BAIU- . YMORE . Rodomski , - - Mr . B ENSLEY . Radzano , - - Mr . KEMBLE . Zarno - - Mr . BANNISTER , jun .
, O'Curragh , -. - Mr . JOHNSTONE . Amalekile , - - Mr . SUETT . Witsfci , ' Mr- FAWCF . TT . j <; iClo , - - Mr . CAI-LFIELD . Rosalia , - - Mrs . XEMBI . E . Rachel , - - - Miss L KAK . Winifred , - - Mrs . BLAND .
^ Peasants , Soldiers , Assassins , & c . The story of this piece is chiefly founded upon an incident in the life cf the nresent excellent and unfortunate monarch of Poland ; but as the author cou . d riot with propriety bring a living monarch upon the stage , he has taken the name of Casimir , a former king of the same country , whose character bore a g =: rier . i resemblance in point of private worth with that i-f the unfortunate Stanislaus , VOL . V . I
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Parliamentary Proceedings.
Mble to investigate them accurately on the nig ht of their delivery ; he would therefore reserve his observations on them for a future opportunity . Af'er some conversation in favour of the Company ' s othcers , and on certain oarts ' ofMr Dundas ' s statements , the latter gentleman moved a string ot resolutions , " which were severally agreed to by the committee ; and the House having resumed , the report was ordered to be received on the morrow . 17 The Vice Chamberlain informed the Housethat his Majesty had ,
inconse-, quence of the address of the House , g iven directions that a monument be erected to the memory of General Dundas . The report of the India Budget was brought up , ancl the resolimons read * ind nfTrGcti to-On the third reading of the Bill for providing an establishment for the Prince ef Wales , and making a provision for the discharge of his debts , Mr . Jolliffe said few wordstending to shew that the present bill was unjustand highly
a , , dishonourable to his Royal Highness , though the alterations it had undergone made it somewhat less exceptionable . Mr . Hussey objected to the whole of the bill , as tending to lay an additional burthen on the people , from which they would have been relieved , had his plan of the sale of the crown lands been adopted . A few other members spoke on the question , when the House divided , Ayes r . Noes 10 . J from Colonel for
Another division took p lace on a motion Stanley , making the Princess of Wales ' s privy purse independent of the Prince ; for the preposition 12 , against it 51 . . . The House afterwards proceeded to nominate commissioners for conducting the measure of liquidating his Royal Highness ' s debts , when the following gentlemen were appointed , viz . the Speaker , the Chancellor of the Exchequer , the Master of the Household , the Master of the Rolls , and Surveyor-General of the Crown Lands . -, ,.,. , , After some subsequent discussion the bill was read a third time ancl passed .
Strictures On Public Amusements.
STRICTURES ON PUBLIC AMUSEMENTS .
JUNE 20 . A NEW Play , called ZORINSKI , was performed at the Haymarket Theatre ? for the first time , the characters of which were thus represented : Casimir , ( King of Poland ) Mr . A ICKIN . Zorinski ,. - - Mr . BAIU- . YMORE . Rodomski , - - Mr . B ENSLEY . Radzano , - - Mr . KEMBLE . Zarno - - Mr . BANNISTER , jun .
, O'Curragh , -. - Mr . JOHNSTONE . Amalekile , - - Mr . SUETT . Witsfci , ' Mr- FAWCF . TT . j <; iClo , - - Mr . CAI-LFIELD . Rosalia , - - Mrs . XEMBI . E . Rachel , - - - Miss L KAK . Winifred , - - Mrs . BLAND .
^ Peasants , Soldiers , Assassins , & c . The story of this piece is chiefly founded upon an incident in the life cf the nresent excellent and unfortunate monarch of Poland ; but as the author cou . d riot with propriety bring a living monarch upon the stage , he has taken the name of Casimir , a former king of the same country , whose character bore a g =: rier . i resemblance in point of private worth with that i-f the unfortunate Stanislaus , VOL . V . I