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CONTENTS.

CHAPTER XXII

Lord John Russell's letter to the citizens of London—Lord Morpeth's letter to Mr. Baines--startling announcement by the Times—resignation of Peel's ministry—return of Peel to office—£250,000 fund. p. 399.

CHAPTER XXIII.

1846.—The new measures—the debate on the motion to go into committee. p. 418

CHAPTER XXIV.

The bill in committee—Mr. Villiers' motion for immediate repeal—the division—list of the minority—the bill passed the League conditionally dissolved the final triumph. p. 134.