would be benefited by the reduction of the duty on glass. But | ferred minutely to dates, he concluded by deci aring, that be | cruisers the subject ol 
bs peat of exemption were not Stated, as employment abi the failings or th its of t y. | 
pate as so forth. Recounti ng the particulars Rei the ~ ai sargen ba roe = aniey. what moe poet che Brok. 
articu how 
e in- | he 
A gen prias , and eg 
| Roped th that t the 1 law would be 
and the person who was to carry it into effect for | a more i 7 remarks from §i 
it in both. i parties, fer for one, having raised doubts as to the con- ibig Mr. Bricut, and Mr. M. MILNES, Mr. AGLIONBY 
of that agreement, it was clearly the duty of the | said he was aware of the importance of the remission of the 
lonian- office to communicate these omit to the company. | duty on grease, as in the north it was extensively used by 
the tax | Why then was the word “confidential ” marked on Capt. Fitz- | sheep farmers.—Mr. Vinrans remarked that the protectionists 
o nstructions, which was a public document. These clan- | were only agreed when united in one object, of plundering the 
iti i i = publi ey occasi when one county 
e it was Ni 
urther survey and increased charge. had been allowed to remain a whole sessio; reg in the House with- ae removal of vehi a Scape his amanufactured article, by which his. 
State of the revenue, he did not see that the tax could | out any preference of these eharges against him, but when his mstitu be exposed to disadvantageous co: x 
sed with, but he thoughts peat i anne of its inequalities | back was turned they were brought forward.—Mr. HUTT re- omar, frappans reminded the House that in 1842 they made. 
ulties could Joi orthy of the con- | marke A s a the committee of inquiry on the affairs of New | a sweeping change in the heavy duties on eee Saa ee 
Gov, “GP ide ae Zealani then prose tion. e most disastro: 
the a > 
aaa the Colo- į 
w Zealand were | objection to the introduction of tanned hides, which were only 
i ge 
rfecti peti- 
could affect them.—Lord Howick and Dr. Bowgino dwelt 
i urged 
ssion le: oye ne fi trade view of the question, the with- 
acquitted, not | drawal of opposition; but Mr. Lone carried the question 
‘hit vision, and was defeated by 73 to 27.—Mr. AN MO 
omission of lard, on which a ag: 
uri hi 
orry Hagel icultuar: jen 
g the example of the r Fecia s of the manufac- 
n turing interest, wee tiseng up, like recta te the-box, prefer- 
any spe- | liance on his benevolence and justice; and — whole of last | ring their claims to the disgust of the country. The ‘agrical- 
promised | session passed begs without that charge being made, which | turists would share in the reductions proposed by the Go- 
it seems would warrant the company in ponie no vmments and me was Pegi teres and sorry at their cla- 
i e 
pro- | mours. a 
e House on the tsetor of the rights of the aborigines, invaded by the New | when Sir R, Peel made his financial statement, he was 
an inquiry not with | Zealand Company, pilad arh avowed that any recognition of | asked what was for them, when he replied, “There’s no- 
but with the | territorial — oe m the part of the natives was a kind of | thing for you!” There were three Parliaments sitting outside: 
he i i g io Dublin, 
So 
the: 
bee ce his feneri in their hands, but while he wasin the House 
wonld not be dictated to. Let them emi pee ae this, Bond 
ng a House, from | Stre et club. A certain _ Saers arnap che a moved. 
he agriculturists had 
Bereni but eye, and could oe Dar a tarnip feld. He 
wanes m them to takı 
—— of an | laugh just st as much as gentlemen Opposite. T gabesmar 
genie 
anxiety tn he subject might be ends such inco! 
ised. e spie that, in yee case, ï sistency. But he, for one, would t silent erg tigi that ae oe 
rn gente ype mccoy oe pagent: native ot AES, the stoke aor tas: pais vere: 
mpan, — to Mr. ‘aun Sir R. pie express: garly mo! g e public Pa 
its possession, e company, wbich, a monti after it inequality. „In amem Ti of the ne = aon in a word, of public plunder, That hon. pisnem was, he. 
the justice and spirit of Lord Stanley. Having re- {have made the treatment of slaves British | believed, himself a pluralist, He held a situation in the Court. 
