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* The Corn Ti portation Bill was then read a third time 
and passed. 
HOUSE OF COMMONS, 
Ménday. — Viscount semua, as acne of the Longford 
elect t, si stated 
and 0 ou not to 
; (county 
that Luke W hite » Esq., 
ective Tranthier i rea Ireland.— Mr. 
& nity dro oes 
duly elect e 
be the I esi seag election 2 committee, 
Obadiah Barwick Lue as 
committed te ; Ney 
wgate for wilfully giving false ey pinch Detore 
to ms Hurt, Sir R. Pex said that he should b € pre 
By to proceed with the tariff as soonas he had got the Income. 
tax wi He hope rros 
discuss the tariff as a whole, and not item by item ; if 
r costae they would find great Smnaicy t . 
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oposal remained un- 
touc hed by the right sche _ Baronet and his is “suppor rters—namely, 
weeny 3 that a case of extreme necessity had not arisen; that 
__ there were no circumstances in the general state of he: country 
which justified the measure ; and that, financially spea 
ght “ e adopted 
Sir R. Peel in 1833, 
His Sheahan, then referred to a aperen ma 
Inco: we tad the right 
oble ie 
come-tax order ot 
ad been guilty of hag tet te: oly 
alluded to the exelusion of Ireland fr ro’ 
and said, if cir sta: 
ious 
to so odious a peg it — to be extended to Irelan as 
Englan d Sco ae amed Sir R. Peel os the Boomy 
views which he had ated of public affairs. 
was due to th late eet ae for the Rik state of 
ada; he thought that the position o Europe gave dica- 
tions of immediate d r; that our disaster in Indi one 
we : 
ato 
The gen neva Piscke Fae 
inky: his. approbatton ; but if those 
carer a avowed b ~ 
eb 
ove that 
ir R. PEEt, after observing how u ual a na it was to op- 
pose the first stage of a bill brou eht i a upon etiggan! of ae 
oo hat, in 1833, a there was a 
he hn dcertainly opposed a 
sch 
] ge Ss, and Feslorina them b by the imposition 
{ ope: beiatoest me even now, if bi Exchequer e in pos 
re “tpg ofa Me pom of 500,000/., an e@ made to 
I e malt-tax, the house- tax, oto the winiiaehe: py and to 
substitute i in lieu of them a Property- tax, he shou ud again offer 
eevents 
h 
tariff, Seine t 1,200, vice 
4,200,000/ A ‘which he tho: 
tual as b 
then said 
otal deficit would 6 
ent classes. 
eT Te ae ee eel 
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r of maintaining public pws —o 
rather at the is Secarae of the richer than of the 
Mr. Tee aoe said t 
ae ees kept up 
“ge uba and Brazil; that description 
s a aioe pou as obit . After a how 
words upon Pee subject = corn and timber, he "widdatalian the 
of a a legitimate bt on while the retenae 
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so ail professions equally ferme thet of 
Pp ~ foe Parag that mates the bill were modified in this particular, he 
must vote against it on the third reading. 
r. F. MAvuis defended himself for the delay he had interposed 
before — Easter holidays, and nie that he had found that his 
constitue id e the course h k 
SL ST ne eee eee SME IP yy et gegen Teel Ye) ee eee a a ee ee ees 
B 
like that rey 
Proce ieee ‘liter: a da left Ss 
xan be. go ey Chil ese tidmaese te various 
tet 
who 
dren—his industry to Can: bis ao ce to 
; but gee : crctne of money to 
he yet smuist wish n some 
head | ~ ‘well as of the h 
te ds; ? 
ind ag reduction of the proposed 3 
party. 
nst the Gi 
ee te he he de x coveramint, the ta su 
| Sir R, Peel in in power, He considered that this 
produce infinite distress. 
charges produced by the old Income-tax, 
ing some of the ingui 
persons in 
Mr. 
who 
Lord. 
Sains it ha dn now a Ministry bold enough to prop 
sc 
with the generalities of the noble Lote: he 
bw tr showed him practically how the money W 
ith the 
the 
be 
inquisitorial chara 
pundivete. 
but in committee he would try tor remedy the eleation of wwe 
income equa 
and spd hg would take care that it 
tariff.i—Mr. S$ 
as he w 
classes. 
He referred 7 = $ and sur- 
as duacteaed by read: 
sitorial questions adauladenupen under it to 
i iness, 
ROrBUCK supporteti the measure before the House, and the 
le stilt of Governmen oa as pr referable t to that of the noble 
It was, he said, a matter of 
ose the present 
e would not be put off 
must that: nha ign lan 
; nor 
f the 
‘Ifthe people delves the | tax, 
oted for the ex- 
ading of this bill 
h to carry it. 
ould he be ce ncalprcagte 
r of the tax. 
ll the members who Repo 
He, oud: ag was for the firs 
hey sh 
lly with property.—Mr. WALLACE opposed the bill, 
t should not pass ber bese) ond 
aie 
bill. har-tg Conan opposed the tax, not as an Inco hat 
would fill the wer dhe omens of, particoar 
First, he said, abolish the monopolies, and then come to 
© countty for aid. —Mr. Munré said ae eeiea rath ct have ah 
ax ax at all; 
Peel’s bil,  iealets he prorat it 
f the people. Famine 
whe 
rt , 285; for the amendment, 1883 § Majority, 97. 
in 
ee come on on Sea - . 
a Aer —The §: 
ived a 
tuzn for the eee Burghs 
3 a tae 
volved the colony ina debt of 11,0061. and Wha a 
pt ding ste had 
of 
vein arranged that the motion for the second reading 
Tuesda informed the House that he had ay 
n against the 
t by Mr. 
replied by en- 
cihtrentention tating a the petition 
had abandoned, 
nla ge ts after s ane questions had been 
on the subject of emigration, 
vehae int = lengthened statement as to ved he of demand 
for labo e 
ustri Ate and the 
ied by v 
whit ‘thet i demand was su 
s 
t out in 1840, at a cost of about 300,0 
the last year the actual a t emigration to the colony of 
New South Wales had been 22,750. By the last accounts received 
fi m= the governor it a that 12 — emigrants had arrived, 
e on the 
ust be the distress Hage when 
0 or 
10, 00 more coming out overnor s tated he at at that tim 
there was no demand for phour in the colony, but that, on oe 
contrary, there existed the greatest c iding labo 
for those Boe ts w had recently ved the i 
s ey eeded to say that <8 ar it bed e his duty to make 
this- eukement thus peagredd y, in r to show that = present 
there was no demand for labour in that colony, and 
tion could not oa pushed beyond oint aes capital 
t 
uth Wales wae likely to tp 
n the mrery, git tietieved it yet only be tem 
that it arose from tena Cessation of the 
mobarrass sme 
abs rb 
be 
pr 
p seabcry maneniGie. bie 
ms at the present mom 
f la 
rb a continual stream - 
ided they did not attempt to pour in too grants at 
mee, secprcon the opinion of the governor of t the colony that 
was capable of posndirg annu ually from 
pt espec eal 
t his a sum, the produce 
nd Sale es in that teolony, Bothy might b be devoted to the pur- 
1, 
cir 
ment a very Ss 
from the Porte that Omar Pacha shou 
cular 
would | them at all was 
th 
ey arri 
capab t 
g olany wns € capable of absorbing about 
500 em ts an nually number had already emigrat 
ither in West 
e disastrous 
i stat 
— th Australia last year, the land Bik in that colony had 
ts ss account that he 
m that i 
ublic works, the e: 
r them any pecuniary assistance, they were 
he best advice as to the partof the colony 
ahi there wee the greatest demand for labo’ a eere 
tad ahs in the life of that officer 
tioned in these particular localities. The assurance was positivé 
that a should not be employed in any of the distri¢ts of the 
Le 
Mr. Tentiib then moved a select wegen oh the sub- 
n him to certain 
He potions shen various oss frauds which he 
cod in man branches manufactures, and 
y week’s 
=a gainst th r unreasonable causes, and to the op- 
pressions of the bag sys tem, in condemnation of which he 
many eminent statesmen, and c oncluded 
ith 
Mr. FreipENn thought it Pye, to apply a “remedy Fd the evils 
pols had been co: 
fi 
tiring +2 igh nig and des clu iby 
ment o that hecho t.—Col. 81 
rock ahents ter who belonged to the 
peo corn rhig- tah pherety there were ten who did 
Sir J. Granam could not believe that the 
cturers th 
ainst such frau ds 
an inquiry as 
ially—that he one it it wéald 
rty feeling against the B qc e nn vate yi ge: he 
was not desirous i? keep up. willin 
© enter in 0 lar; 
peu He 
to an boon 8d into the truck system: = ie he aheedaire Sioeed as 
ah amendment, that a select committee be appoin 
w which _eigg the serge of 
wages otherwise than in ee ¢ curren he realm.—Mr. 8. 
ORTLEY thought that Sir J. Graham re taken too favo ble 
a view e matter.—Mr. d Pattips vindi- 
cated the merchants and manufa ite 
rers of 
servations from Mr. PLumprre and 
CoBDEN ee well content with the line nowtaken 
vernm gretted that Ministers had not 
errand first bene his c 
cheer 
as it now 
world, if our akbatestates were rpenesstiy s 
‘Sir B ay ne denied that Gove ernment had anything to 
of the w League, or with the cheers and 
smiles of hon. Members. As to the inquiry asked fo 
could not consent to an eet igation- whic 
t body of manufactui 
he true security, rd ‘thought, Mg ~ 
petition very ‘tie vigilance of the 
a wed wn 3 of the trac k 
api p established by the master was a 
to his workmen. 
co 
He strongly con- 
avetean 5 ut ‘he thou that ? it tn 
iv venatl in wrth of ti an 
inj 
RDY, 
er me 
i ir J. Graham’s amendment ‘for a pales 
to inquire into the truck system was agreed to. 
Mr. cs 
took 
vor 1 pposed by yr a 
yo thers - " 
z 
the ta he House. 
against he Bec and the House 
against the eee: 111; for 
81. e wast that th 
hi any i 
done, they would be design 
a 
t Bil. It was fou report of 
t day, ays the Substance of it was ae those 
sateen nm of Secs land for more 
warcus attachedtothem 
vided. pre oe first of viames clauses, when 
for the clause, 45 3 against it, 72; majority, 27. 
gage were negatived without a division. The Bill 
The House went into momen m the Licensed 
Asylums Bill, in which M 
lunatic asylums. m not appearing to find favour 
the House, the hon. ae modified it by moving that 
should be left to the Lord or to select members of either 
for the office, and i this shape the House affirmed 
amendment by a majority of 
The further consideration pt the as then postponed, 
and the Copyright Bill having gone astughs coumeaintna with only 
bal amendments, the Public-house Regulation Bill was 
Thursday.—The Ormsby Inclosure Bill, the Birmingham and 
Derby Junction Railway Bill, the St. Austell Market Bill tear 2), ; 
inter Nat simmer n Bill, and Gilbeft’s Naturalization Bill 
y 
ge ees send toa qaenian from Mr. Man NGLES, Lord STANLEY ; 
stated, th - his observations on Tuesday, on the subject OF Res 
been misunderstood. What he said was, 
grgtion 
a to! New Zealand 
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