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A Political Diary 1828-1830, Volume II by Edward (Lord Ellenborough) Law
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After a few sentences from Lord Farnham we divided.

Present for 149
Against 79
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Majority 68
Proxies for 70
Against 33
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Total Content 217
Not Content 112
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Majority 105

This will quiet Windsor. The King was to have received a number of
petitions to be presented by peers to-day. The Primate of Ireland was to
have gone, and the Irish Bishops. The latter went. If they had not gone,
the King would have made some excuse for not receiving them.

The majority must put an end to all agitation in England, and tranquillise
Ireland. Indeed as regards this question Ireland is tranquil. The conduct
of the Catholics has been as excellent as that of the Protestants. Hitherto
the announcement of the measure has produced effects beyond what was
anticipated from its adoption.

The Duke of Rutland, who was not expected, and indeed every doubtful vote
was with us.

The Protestants are subdued.
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