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: ee aS = elude to an improved sys- | who, from rey the distre: mA of e tradesman named Mey > St 
tem of any Salm agp tor Ireland, Bok me Gow yernment country, but it genie ge aes re the Pateren of thos meh mat Mr men had ERTER ENN entirely 
pursued à proper and a steady mpartiality | whom was our A st road t sd oe hearts and a TEE of the to the best of hi his judgm ment ; but in berg 
and conciliation, they would prin ake pare aeh the union with people. He had too high a of the wisdom, justice, is judgment was not goo this case, val 
pee t atriotism, of their’ lordships en ; doubt the issue.—Their ieee the Acade ieat Institutions ireland) Bill, w. 
weakness of the empire. He was most decidedly opposed | ships then divided on 1 or Ro den’s rag TA nt—Contents, 59; Mr, M. Mira NES, rene upportedt the | 
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e to provide religious instruction for the people ; he was | tion—contents car’ it : iP roxies 5, 82 total contents 
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d; and prosperity . ina “peace followed “its tilation of the Home and severely ee Mr. Barry. 
he sam architect o£ the w Hoa ses oF Parl iament, 
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apai and he foo ishly and sh hort-sightedly, as he 
as adverse to Popery in every shape ; but ite sider ed this 
voad ted ta his ¢ feet and r on ignorantly, fa ancie ed that he had 
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y it w riety of e thou, ght the Church obna, 
one = the most wise, Denarni. anal least zeii the shadow of Ë spiritual power. —Lord WHarnc 
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useful measures that n propounded in the 19th century. | wished the Bill t hrough committee, the 
—tThe Earl of Mo: ARGON hailed the measure as the first step | objections to it in p ghee te ts noe ge. he Bill wa 
towards the r generation of Irel Core ER could ferred to a select committee.—On the motion of th e of 
Catholic laity, or contributions would not have been wanting, 
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support er at Roman Catholics Fe di d nee” ‘think time to dress, why not cosa ag 
there w: uch a pro of i mprovement in the system of | dress? He should be most Prora to see the Lord President 
odundan given at Maynooth under this ct Be to induce him i e atti e unde 
bid it his support. If carried, he wa e the measure | stood the noble lord intended to assume, and also his noble 
‘ould qieauce. as much dissatisfaction i in En Bri nicl as it would | and learned friend on the woolsack in that of Lord Hardwicke, 
ive contentment t o Irelan d MOoNTEAGLE regarded this | Their lordships nevertheless adjourned the House to Monday. 
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HOUSE 
Friday.—After the business noticed in report of last week, 
Mr. T. Duxcomse obtained leave to Dele in et ia amend 
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Hoake sa present to affirm the latter portion of it. He though whils t the fear was Pat 
t epo; T been i ouse an Roman Catholic App iae would 
portunity of interfering if it deemed proper ; but as the House | that distrust from t bears 
ought to be in possession of all the information collected by the | House that we didn 
i e considere elay to be advisable. ME 
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many of our Colonies we had gone much farther. We had | thought they should proceed at once in arresting all who 
leg: sed them, e moyed ion : 
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red to say th : s shall be 5 rivi 
which they would not do in Treland—for the Mahomedans what | leges of the House who shall levy any money on any officer 
ey wo for d 2° He | or servant ca the pot, in the case of Howard v. Gossett, re- | Roman Catholic clergy of Ireland. He not 
ur- | ferred toin the report of the committee.”—Lord Howick moved | that Secular instruction without religious aeaa was | 
f | as an Aeir. to Mr. ERA resolution, that the debate be | evil ; the contrary, he thought that it was a goodi 
adjourned to Monday week.—An animated discussion ensued, thought, ga ever, that ‘the two ought to be combine 
in which the SOLICITOR-GENERAL, Mr. F. KELLY, Sir T. WILDE, | if poss In England religion had always been ta’ 
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sult the Pekar and spiritual welfare of the people of it i i i 
Teni i—The Heel of OKAELE TEE op the Bill, peop saxty Laie o the results of foreign education, and to point out 
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was ashamed to say that during two years and a half he never high ‘eulogium. 
t t lites a at e y aan, The hon. Member for the Uni- ith the Rom 
fluence, he would not only have refused his asse Ms Se teen ara that a godless system of education, 
ones been the first to denounce and resist it to eae Mi: oa he toe Se aed n he (Di nn, was w menr 
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man Catholic Church. He said that prec no n 
ment.—A some remarks from Mr. REDINGTON, the peteeres 
ra on —. on ariago = Mr. M. Miivzs was adjourned. L. B. ‘tae ona favo thai 
iar Catholies it would be ot to make wert ina be ‘onday.— The Lincoln and Nottingham, Great Grimsby and tion snsisted 
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precautionary meas ures against acci- 
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anking Bilis to Thursday. | cially Dr. 
case at issue between Mr. not yet heard th 
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