only im “additional « obligatio 
pass it posed on him report, and an a annual Bill wou 
to do $0: It was his firm sas ition that the carrying u Bill would then be introduc 
e Ro hat 
al those i inclosures, which 
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3 ij The Commissi 
irit, spirit, that their sy sy: ystem had attained as is high a ais 
a as they could almost hope to reach.—Mr. CoL 
gest ha proposed average of 13 months mY ears 
with severity in the agricultural fh mig, —Mr. Hume urone 
that, if the measure would be of ao —* se š 
undertaken he wo uld not abandon, but would, in or out o; 
we uld be of immense “iva e 1 fr. SHEIL, on 
be part of Ireland returned SORE Peel thanks for his propo- | office, aar or to fulñl.—After remarks from Lord WORSLEY 
sition.—The committee agreed to resolutions that two Biils, | and Mr. ETT, who supported the grant, and Mr. UN- 
one for Ireland and one for Scotland, be brought in, in accord- BE, ki opposed it, the House divi ed. or bringing up 
ance with the Promies’s plan. The House then went into com- | th port, 232; against it, 119; Majc for Ministers, 113,— 
mittee on the grant to Maynooth, and the e for 30,0007. out | On the vece pHian of the repor rt, Mr. Te CRE moved, as an pekg: of ground t in pro portion sail 
of the consolidated fund, to defray the expe mest of purchasing pe ms the Sane of the folowing s words :—‘‘ Until pr ~ » be ne closed. A 
shall be made am any y Act to be passed in 
land and erecting bragr ngs = Bop college ed May meor 2 “ie 
ment either out of any 
rovide salaries for its professors and students, "ou J 
Jie. Law cree asd a ‘the quiet? of Sir R. Peel, ' Toregone Sis in in- surplus ad the hands zeele: tie al x ana onar of 
tended amendm and given notice that, on the bringing Trelan y an assessment of the lands reland an 
of the r] he should are rg Thit the coin be y= rought ap amount equivalent to the: anaon of tithes n nade to the ‘ae 
that day s mths e House resumed, and i lords reland by the Titt 1e Commutation Act, as Parl ament 
of ways end: Pree the € Peak ainak of the Miconecne vobt ined may ‘vale ao Saares —The House agai div ided :—For 
a vote of Exchequer-bills to the amount of 9,379,000/.—On the | receiving the report, 128 ; For Mr. Tancred’s mendment, iE 
eums 0: 
ajority, 76. The e report ‘was then received.— 
time.—The Justices’ Clerks and Clerks of the Peace Bill passed not S having 
ugh committee.—The Sherifis (Wales) Bill was read a been presene when the Speaker Took hes eet This seek ithe vs 
second time.—TI alico Print-works Bill passed through com- such a ent has oce s ep sive $ 
mittee.—The Heritable Securities (Scotland) Bill and the Col an Mr. T 3. Duncox gave no ce : 5 A “ih P; ar This Bi i 
one Passengers Bill were reps third time =e d. event of the Maynooth College ip ng a ir à first ioe well gp 
fomday.—Colonel A ook his seat for ce: should move that its provisions be tot yea m next obtain in a Bill t Pe ; 
the Report of the Winwick Rectory Bill, Sir R. Ixos passed | S. Crawron D gave notice of an amendment yR Lord J. Rassell’s pees und Act 
an eulogium on the rector, Mr. Hornby, "who had, for the good | resolutions touching the condition of th 
of the Church, himself — ~~ iritroduetion of this Bill, = having refer to the extension of the Parliamentary fr an. 
divides the rectory into sev all to be endowed o spt 3 ement sky : esi ig beh a 
that which had been ANAE t es He usively gs wn.—In en do Rus Sir R. PEEL, wat Balt ~ Incxis, under which the itp. 
to Mr. Cotterr, Mr. Hore stated that talther of the new committal of t SS ae ST Stande frod Mon wiri 
I E Tew E oi RE VANECO poe Russell s resolutions were joapiiod to Monday, the 26th inst. g ? “aa 
cet ier coe ee oe ae pointe retain T e Calico Print-works Bill was read a third time and passed. | Three-and-Quarter, New, 1003 ; Bank Sek 295 
Stock, 278 ; Exchequer Bills, 57s. to 60s. 
At the request t of Sir J. GRAHAM, Mr. WATSON postponed the 
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perty of British. sub cts in Brazil. waa ŽA Govern mere are wand | eading Pa Tanesi Maca het Relief Bill to the 28th 
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a was und = he rip ma tio have rrestment of Wages 
at everything should be done to secure to Britis ier in 5 Ea okie et ea ee 
the Brasils aes mitadtinn -Mr seh hatin riat ee Tia (Scotland) Bill. “The Canal "Companies ‘Toll Bill, me the Canal GAZETTE OF THE W. 
result of this narria, said that a resolutio; u Meese 9 Carriers Bill, read a second time, and th TUESDAY—BANKRUPTS—A. M. Jonnsow, Weer Sitti 14, 
moved expressive he opinion of the House with regard to on Law Process Bill was ‘read a fir stt time. atv Jonssox, West Smithfield, wine merchant- J. f. Coos, Wem 
the impoliti prih ursued by the Government ini egoti- Wein ts sords’ amendments to the Companies Clauses, Tra ntina Sti oa Ws Binks, Manc.ester, mission 
ti th Brazil; and, if no other hon. member woul Railway Clauses, and Land Clauses Consolidation ‘Bi lls were | cory, Weston, SomeMe bie. aT Aaa hal Manchester, pi pa os a 
pose such, he should take an early oppo: x icine so. | severally a; A ay Spee eee JCHERE complained of the way | provision dealer. i Biss ie 
—On the motion for bringing up the report oi solution | in which a clause had b ntroduced into the Railway Clauses score UESTR P J 
voting the Maynooth grant out of the consolidated Tani, Mr. Consolidation “Geotiana) 1 ‘Bil, by an individual agit at at a spinners—J., JM Ginavesy "Nairn, pod m acd pea SaR Dunblangy 
Law met it by a direct negative, moving that the report rt be re- | late hour of the ght, without being printed, and without dis- n, banker. a ns, Leith, pipes mereka 
ceived that d onths. He supported his amendment by | cussion. The paper a TEA clause was to Compel railway | pripay—p 
contending he pe ndowment of Maynooth was a | companies to give compensation where turnpike trusts hap- | merchants—E. m! sib e PERES uiläings ab: and F. cabin trand, | 
` injured ; or, in other words, to transfer the respon- | C. Tu: UPPER, Cather Aa H hi gaiti dae 
n i ici pened to be injur: H: baat 
Revolution confirmed, and the union with England and Ireland | sibility of these trusts from those who are at present responsible, | street, River-terrace, Islington, and “also using the Madeira: 
% cn s s, Coffee House, steer hea sad ti ees and watch mak 
t, 
had rendered indisputable. The Roman Catholics h ed | to the railway companies whose lines may happen to interfere | § x. Wreki 
their competency to support, by voluntary endowment, their | with them.—The Lorp ApvocaTE admitted that he had assented | ya LEA 
own institutions, without the necessity of resorting to the Con- | to the introduction of the cl: without properly understanding | ford, Gloucestershire, 
solidated iyo He argued, at some length, against the im- | its bearing ; and, amidst considerable cheering, asked leave to | mere! pate Ouiver, Prestbury, near Cheltenham, livery 
> inconsistency, and the danger of taxing a Pro- | withdraw the Bill, in tg: 3 Beige Res Pes! be re-introduced, and | puider H. Haft yy eo Bonghuneo hi 1 
ant community permanently, in order to support go through all its stages and thus the clause, if it cuin, Shropshire, Er REA fag OW ellingta “7 
eagar r arrn Mr. V. Pa a k s entire 4 spakt] happen to be pecan di in my foo Bill, will oe ample —H. Warr, Bridport, Dorsetshire, ipo a bin, 
ion, pointed out the equivocal position in which all parties had scussion.—Sir G. CLERK, on the part of Lo: rd G. Som TO- 
been placed by this measure, but professed his ‘illingnens to į posed to the House the new sta Dies order felave t to to Riiner ei EA TIONS TAS UNNES a CO ee 
encounter any individual risk or any pa iscredit to ca Bills, of which notice had bee but upon its being op- 
oe roid bed d to be, Facial scr a satisfactory move- | posed he withdrew it.—Mr. C. Sarees, who had a notice of 
s recognition and endo mt of t scala for next Tuesday, for a committee of the whole House fi f itini 
bene gm yet oe ae gi Nornreys, Lord DAL- nsi e New Zealand, stated that he under- SEetropolts any us Aci! 
, and Sir CHartes DOUGLAS, sup ed t stood that a proposition for settling the affairs of the col 
Hawes also supported it, on the ground that it would lead ulti- | wa der the age ideration of ‘ne Government, and under The Bokhara ES Tuesday ee 
mately to a great of the Protestant Establishment, and e stances he thought it best to withdraw his motion. — m Esie apa -hall to ceive from the 
thereby bring about a legi acification of Ireland. He | —Mr. R d for leave to bring in a Bill to regulate 
preferred that the funds should come out of the superfiuous | admissi; lay or secular chairs of the Universities 
revenues of the Establishment, but, failing th jupported the | Scotland. What he proposed was to introduce a Bill for the 
as wise and li —Mr. Hinpiey, while professing se of declaring that e admission of professors to 
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his warmest attachment to the civil rights of the Roman Ca- Ty or secular ch in these Universities, they should 
tholies, and his anxiet o the utmost, indi, Ti req 
nantly denied that the Dissenters were chargeable with bigotry, ts of 1609 an 
because they repudiated any farther endowment of religious | a large class of the people of Scotland from the Chureh, 
ous w: i t of Di e ndere! grie 
i di reducing them to the class of Dissenters, rendered the a 
ment of an emphatic declaration of the h of the voluntary ce of those statutes greater than it had hit , a 
tem that Mr. 0’Connell uttered his witty parody, “ Three | even within the last three weeks th ad be eeting of 
x lonels in ti tant counties born,” &c., and urged that | the Senatus Academicus of Edi which that body 
the voluntary principle was the only vital one on whi had come resolution in favour of his sal ; besides 
was 
reluctantly opposed it.—Mr. F. MAULE opposed it, an i E N 0 d Mr. Ac 
eee n made by Dr. Buchanan, of Seger apa of cert: hi e a that at least leave should be given to bring in the Bill.—Sir 
onde tation on th inet by bors R. Peel i wong in an si to a | J. GRAHAM e strong doubts as to the policy of with- | poc 
u pisi of an extension of spiritua com- Sant ei these tests, and much hesitation as to the course he i 
modation the urch of. Scotlan On this occasion, pag to p On th ver, in ts 
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sored Th eee ot ae he Sho oe gle) thought such | inclosure of commons arid waste lan ude i in England and Wales ; 
Ibe feat he wee, ae A. acce pted the gr: and, in so doing, paid a nien gpa ent “to bed Worsley 
he a bas o : Peppi jon liatory to Ireland. But/| for his disinterested exertio maturing a Bill on this 
Seta settee bees A Noort ok sect to eg on Bae a = ne the last two SOREL of Parliament. In the 
d irch to egitimate | cours ast session, his Bill had b - j 
uses. He deprecated the anti-social spirit which de Pe d ; tof 4 7 te can ing a |si 
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his retirement would peril the measure, both with the pira Bill on the Tithe Damiireioiere. To a proposal he objected, 
e aaa the Tithe. Commissioners weri only appointed for 2 
rary purpose, and because he Gonaiderca it desirable that 
the’ EAEn under this Bill should be more responsible 
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Referring to the Rev. Dr. Buchanan’s desmen EE iels | 
to Parliament. A therefore proposed that the Secretary of 
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Forth neo divine took a fair ady: anta age ow, „for the | 
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n place seven years ago. He did not recollect what he had 
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ton pee nee wo ever been a party to any “ ts | aee s land, he proposed that the Commissioners should | had pee 
fen 2 nd ee cee Se s|ł zi l plogi ia a their inclosure without the 
Secretary n5 n posi- | in en ion © ‘arliament. ey would be i 
e con ik agra te — amongst his own party. Defen ding | m make due inquiries into the Dropit of inelosinie the pite 
AE Doa ont pia eper ae ren nares Sete had pow thetr op able lands i enged for inċlosure ; ther woda a embody | © e 
p ] d y of removing from | t ated opinions in a report, which would be laid = S: 
the rau lifie source of angry ae He feared a TÄ vigi ae e the Senge a of Mt oete, and wi ula gene ae agin utonsaed: oe s not from eea 
that before 
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ng the year, anti from pro 
Measure, so far from relaxing his exertions to | meeting of Par! arliament, would be eimhadi d by thei tha $ ment, However hat he — 
