Significados de economical reform en inglés

Burke, Edmund, compliment to Charles Fox, xxxviii; speeches of, criticised, lii; bill for economical reform, 469.

His first speech was made on February 26, in support of Burke's bill for economical reform.

The subject of economical reform was introduced into the lower house by Mr. Burke on the 15th of December.

On the 26th of February 1781, he made his first speech, in favour of Burke's plan of economical reform.

Even Sir Robert Peel, in his short administration, was not unfriendly to extending privileges to Dissenters, nor to judicial, municipal, and economical reform generally.

As Fox observed, it was evident there was not sufficient virtue in the house, or rather self-denial, to carry such a plan of economical reform.

Burke's Bill for Economical Reform.-Mr.

In the course of this session, Mr. Pitt brought in a bill for making some economical reforms in the treasury.

He indorsed the economical reforms of his great minister, and rewarded merit in all departments, which he was not slow to see.

"As for Sternhold," said the earl, "'t is a vulgar dog, and voted for economical reform.

Not the most fervid or brilliant of Burke's pieces, yet the speech on Economical Reform is certainly not the least instructive or impressive of them.