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Amendment amount appointed Army asked believed Board Bombay Chancellor charge classes clause consideration considered course Debt desired discussion Dublin Earl England Estimates EXCHE Exchequer Expenditure fact famine favour GATHORNE HARDY Gentleman GEORGE BALFOUR HENRY SELWIN-IBBETSON hoped Income Tax increase India Ireland Irish Irish Members John Strachey licence tax loans Lord George Hamilton Lordships Majesty's Government majority MARQUESS OF HARTINGTON matter measure ment mittee Motion Mutiny Bill noble Friend noble Lord O'CONNOR POWER O'Conor Don object occasion officers opinion opposed Parliament PARNELL passed persons Petitions present prisons public-houses Queen's Colleges Question proposed raised reason referred regard Revenue salt duty salt tax Scotland second reading Select Committee Service Session Sir Henry Elliot Sir John Strachey Sunday closing taken taxation thought tion vaccination vernment Vote W. E. Forster wished
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