...they had, under Providence, derived them; but that they could not but feel, however, that they had not profited by their connexion with Great Britain...they had a right to look for. Under the influence of euch a feeling, they regarded with deep interest the inquiries conducted by Committees of both Houses...

...Providence, derived them. They cannot but feel, however, that they have not profited by their connection with Great Britain to the extent which they had a...such a feeling, they regarded with deep interest the enqui-ies conducted by Committees of both Houses of Parliament, between the years 1831 and 1833, preparatory...

...importance of these and similar benefits, and of their obligations to the nation from which they have, under Providence, derived them. They cannot but feel, however,...years 1831 and 1833, preparatory to the passing of the last Charter Act. The fact of such inquiries being on foot, suggestive as it was of jfreat administrative...