...medicines purchafed in this city for the army at Cambridge be fent thither by land. • Refolved,' That a committee be appointed to enquire into the ftate of the Colony of Virginia, to confider whether whether any, and what provifions inay be neceliary for its...

...manufactures would benefited, and the country in part relieved from a mod enormous impofition. lie concluded with moving, " That a Committee be appointed to enquire into the ft ate of the culture of hemp, in tins country." Mr. Wilberforce obferved, that he felt it neceflary...

...with the rcprefentation of the people. Mr. Sawbridge was of the fame opinion, and therefore, moved that a committee be appointed to enquire into the ftate of the reprefentation of the Commons of Great Britain in parliament. It was feconded by Alderman Newnham, and oppofed by...

...his account in the prefent dangerous condition of the ftreets but the furgeons and coach-makers, and concluded with moving, " That a committee be appointed to enquire into the caufes of the prefent dan- • gerous and negledled ftate of the ftreets of this city, and that they...

...public might not be infenfibly, led into » delufion by the vifionary reveries of any idle ipcculator. He concluded with moving, " that a committee be appointed to enquire into the ftate of the revenue of this country, and to report the fame to the Houfe, and their observations thereon." Mr....

...again before the houfe by Mr. William Pitt, who moved — " That a committee be appointed to inquire into the ftate of the reprefentation in parliament, and to report to the houfe their fentiments thereon." A long debate enfued, and was ably fupported by gentlemen on each fide the queftion...

...If there was any divifion of opinion at all, it was about the means of accomplifliirig the object. He concluded with' moving; " That a Committee be appointed to enquire into the State of the Representation in Parliament, and to report to the Houfe their bbfervations thereon."...

...country. He concluded with moving, " That a committee fhoald be appointed to enquire into the flate of the reprefentation in parliament, and to report to the houfe their obfervations thereon." The motion was feconded by Mr. Alderman Sawbridge. Sir George Saville zealoufly...

...country." He concluded with moving, ''that a committee ihould be appointed to enquire into the Hate of the reprefentation in parliament, and to report to the houfe their ebfervalioni thereon." " This propofition was fsconded by Alder«iin Sawbridge, and fupported by Sir...

...be amply repaid by the fatisfa&ion they would feel in witneflmg the good cffefls of their labours. He concluded with moving " That a Committee be appointed to enquire into the means of promoting the cultivation and improvement of wafti lands, common fields, meadows, common pastures,...