THE NEWSPAPER. 
hon. member to cite any passage from any Protestant writer 
containing d at similar to those which had been condemned 
by Mr. P i Mr. Wyse would only show that any such din 
eure m4 taught in any college in a, or geod HERSTON ape atten ntio t 
he would move for a searching bee? an SA ts Surinam and Cuba, say Beilin eins col 
college anced no public confidence. We ne me by conduct of the Governor of Cuba b 
pulling out of his pocket a small volume, | Fema which he read a te 
passage from the works of Luther, and another ie the works 
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Srl Considering the 
ergy nor the le of Ireland. Considering the * erment 
Sme it had Sase i England, and the Gag in which it had 
een received in Ireland, he felt it to be his duty to move that 
the House would not resolye itself into a committee on this Bill 
till that day six months.—Col. SIBTHORP seconded the motion, 
t on 1 ure: 
Mr. We Mr. 
that the question was not whether Roman Catholi ic EPA 
tant divines had each written objectionable pas aie: tar 
whether those objectionable passages were taught i T the rosa <4 
and colleges of their See oii A creeds.—Mr, M. CON 
observed that whatever instruction the Roman Catholies might 
give their flocks in Ireland, theri had not left them, as the Pro. 
testant clergy had left their floc! s, in the neighbourho sod of is 
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as consistency, but Sir R. Peel had grossly deceived and 
sin yed all parties who had looked up to him as a protector 
and friend—Mr. PLUMPTRE made to Sir R. Peel the same 
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= totally uninstructed as to fa n down “and etre ip a mani inc 
s the Messiah.—After a a words from Mr. PLUMPTRE and 
Mr. Min sa Si Picorr read the evidence of the presi- 
dent, vice-pre resident, and dean of the College of Maynooth, for 
the purpose of shoahig that they all sta e ne Amo: 
tane doctrines were not taught in the College e of Maynooth.— 
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n the rest of the evidence in the report of 1 e 
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charges which he had never come forward to substantiate, He | the addition oe hfi a 
had heard with the utmost pain this discus which could not | we interfered. pae C. NAPIER w 
lead to any good or useful result.—Sir R. Pret had also heard this of destroying the slaye-trade w was to 
discussion with the most acute pe va Gopu? assembly was the = ator Indies, land them o 
other A Bi 2 a 3 iding | Si 
that the expense of buildings for such College, not exceeding | sla the coast o ica justifie: serting g 
30,0001., be paid out of the Consolidated Fund, was then brought their TORRY w iy pa ted to ite object, justi fed as ae re all ecaa 
up. On the question that it be read a second time, Mr. Law as by t the fa m that the price of slaves had axe risen greatly 
renewed his objections to it, and moved that it be rejected.—The uld era raise bit gees number Bit amens 
nost aiy if from 
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Be the paar trusted that ~ « Plumpie would not conceive him- 
area any: Committee then divided, when there appeared for the clause— ese i sed, m 
5 Maj j aig a its EAR 122. oes ~ 
disre! , if he refused to follow him into 
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xt clause, which p a that 
the annual seule a ae by this act cou be ec er on ae 
Nae idated Fund, Mr. Law refused to divide, upon ‘whicl 
DLEY declared that he fug no iger pot any faith in eee 
false: fire from Cambridge.— SA a t reported pro- 
gress, the House aia na snk We ordered to be 
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opposi sition to this measu: i n 
ia the | Protestni of. ne than by the Pro a ants of England; 
2 he now added that their conduct had g A à Kaay 
paling tonande TEN amoug th Ror an ca lics of Irelan , 
He then read to the ang E STERA med by the Pro- + Tso ipebed. kt the’ ba nett othaving been present até o'clock, 
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downers in 1 the having Teana hiriset omia Tanwar cômmittee, to me e y.—The Du blin and Galway Railway Bill was read i 
which he had been nominated by the Committee of Selec a first time, x with the yey Aineen that its seana reading is | 
Mr. Escott being present, explained that his absence was mnir pen , , to be hereafter 7 
ilai A * 
e Hous ing i ithin t : i the C 
DOA ability. —A lively debate followed, during which Mr. P, | had established don Bet by w 
M. Stewart intimated that in addition’ to the “comparative | were absolutely prohi bited from 
ni o public 
made chairman of a committee to which was referred a group 
A 8 expressed that if psocete nama = these committees was to be ren- 
resolved itself a - — On the second | dered strictly compulsory, the House would provide for the 
the vigil ih ‘thei Cat attendance of the voluntary pride e.a either by a “call” of the 
trustee Y» stheir corpora’ tF, e and | House, or eans ; and in reply to these remarks, whic! 
Sa a of vies va eg not exceed- | were made by Mr. Hume, Lord J. RUSSELL, and Lord CASTLE- 
P3 the Sir d exclusive o: a REAGH, it was intimated by Lord GRANVILLE SOMERSET, y thing 
— Ste ape ae ope ission of | that any member—Enelish, Scotch, or Irish—absenting himself | Magistrates of the ie ity 
with which i might be desired voluntary endon himt ES | bx contienda Dhe tatni of the eee a | mon” Whe tis 
ommit to t custo he Serjeant-at-A: — 
Re gga faut State and House co: ted to imated that Bs would mab “call of ME 
ne ase tia hats Mews a S out the amou ouse ” on F nd the discussion terminated by a vote of 
‘entitled to hold. He thoach o: Saree of Mayn the House without n, directing Mr. B. Escott to attend 
posed k aa ought that it would be much better to | the committee on the following day.—In reply to Capt. Rou 
oc ae da bua — to end r bez he pl d r. H id that Capt. Fitzroy had bee lled from New 
shadow. of the fendat laws hie by the old | Zealand and his rene appointed. He was happy, ever, 
a AerouunY-Gounkar A 5 a wi yey pa seukk heal ete,— | to be able "o ye He dismissal of Sige 2 Fitzroy in no wise 
Fjes a reland contended that this clause | affecte character as a gentleman and as an 
> in the act of 8 there was not | officer. He pany pee state that the. pieh of Capt. Fitzroy 
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was not at all connected with the charges which had been brought 
ha : me oe rote by n mera ceva? Company.—Mr. BANKES gave 
which the Coliege stood. Now the tru notice that, upon ng of the College of Maynooth 
aha e stees i i 
under thi aii, aud thero fore fell under the Sta tate of More st he should move that the Bal be read a third time that 
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mvinced by ihai jahis in t tary should explain the nature of the system oi d 
, and therefore requested Sir J. | education proposed for Ireland, and that that measure, raka 
a ish Banking Bill, should have precedence of all others, 
with the Iri: 
except the Maynooth om Early after the recess, : Bill, found d 
on the Landlord and Tenant os gigs sho — beb: rought poses 
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ones time ap to ae Sannio of Tune. —Mr. FRENCH, sup- 
>i Sir REMAN i i 
sation, raised by Capt. arin the rsonal merits of Capt 
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re Bill. 
oe are s0 ci s an gromad, that i ity was he roe aus ee a a plea of hum 
mendment, * at any provision for the separate o i a paiva schone $ o eke Q h 
ation of any es religious snciahen cee te H red a — that i pe o cm i, paras 
3 en of any ious sect or sects by St: sir 3. pay 2 A rder to introduce 
grants, or funds raised by compulsory assessment, whether | P' h mitt ce: paige re . ions 0 u 
under the name of tithes, rents, cesses, taxes, regium do quisi tions ; Pe ctions 
t r form wha f i tood yae 
Rey ea of 
a y s- the Catholi y, throug! M 
ns was not | petitioned against any exclusive character bein i 
He showed | it. But Burke, arguing that a priest Sree ri A4 ifo of 
3 yer over heretical pos rh atan nope where it might treated with ridi- 
Q but was positively repudiated | cule amongst the students generally, pot Tay have his 
Nesom show more objectionable passages | mor: ral tras training dete riorated, prevailed ; ere 
= had cited, in the writings of the Psa pe by the legislature. The Roman Catholics wie there- 
ownwards to the present time. But} fore not responsible for = actual constitution of Maynooth 
we eee Colleg: cee Nir, Heap ada thn specific facts Ba T of the 
geo r that we of the yolun principle, 
a bca yra = pens | P ple, as oer wt erly e sums 
exertions, and pleaded 
challenged the the | èf the Church with th sa era career peer G a parara 
