Debates Relative to the Affairs of Ireland; 2
Debates Relative to the Affairs of Ireland; 2
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No Sir " ■ " t he Paragraph in Queftion as a Libel ; the honourable Gentleman has, in^- deed, inferred, that it is a Libel, in the^ Senfp ,of the Houfe, from the. unanimous Opinion jof the Members, that it is a Breach of Pri- vilege, and this Inference would be juft, fup-.
j)ofing the Paragraph to mention Sir A — £— , in his private Capacity only : But the Paragraph mentions him with a Sneer in his .political Capacity, ^s being one of the Majority of this Houfe ; and I apprehend that the... prefuming to publifh any Inuendo, with Re- aped: to the Majority, or Minority, of this Houfe, is a Breach of Privilege, fetting Sir ^-^ B — intirely out of the Queftion. I am extremely forry to differ from the Right Ho- nourable Gentleman, whofe Years, Expe- rience, and Ability, rauft give great Sandion ^o his Conftrudlion of the Words in Queir liop^ but I thought it my Duty to explain my 7QO Debater relative to the [Day UX.
my own Senfe of them ; and as in my Senie they are not a Libiel, I (hall never give my Vote for fending the Publiflier to Newgate.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mr F—.
No Sir " ■ " t he Paragraph in Queftion as a Libel ; the honourable Gentleman has, in^- deed, inferred, that it is a Libel, in the^ Senfp ,of the Houfe, from the. unanimous Opinion jof the Members, that it is a Breach of Pri- vilege, and this Inference would be juft, fup-.
j)ofing the Paragraph to mention Sir A — £— , in his private Capacity only : But the Paragraph mentions him with a Sneer in his .political Capacity, ^s being one of the Majority of this Houfe ; and I apprehend that the... prefuming to publifh any Inuendo, with Re- aped: to the Majority, or Minority, of this Houfe, is a Breach of Privilege, fetting Sir ^-^ B — intirely out of the Queftion. I am extremely forry to differ from the Right Ho- nourable Gentleman, whofe Years, Expe- rience, and Ability, rauft give great Sandion ^o his Conftrudlion of the Words in Queir liop^ but I thought it my Duty to explain my 7QO Debater relative to the [Day UX.
my own Senfe of them ; and as in my Senie they are not a Libiel, I (hall never give my Vote for fending the Publiflier to Newgate.
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