tarned; Paa nited wi 
tance ae 
landlord and veh my Lapa — he did not give 
support te the Bill, Whil 
tive to the duties on but- 
l Tike motion relative to the duties on but- 
conflagration grower of digi p a of all | long entertained of the defective state of the relations between | to the abandonment of the 
f igni 4 his cordial ter and cheese, but was ieneesent b m ‘Mr. Ewart, who denied 
the tted th he me ad declined to bring it 
t — S, i members 
in carryin; h 
The of life, Aer UNE fo 
ork above e 730, 0007. prp 
Every ENSE 
sufferers. Lo: 
t t 
a circular leer his. at | ere 
M ng sueriptions fo for the poor fi amilies d eprive 
of 
He only | regretted er bat could Eao 
be extended to besten —Lord Mont tho 
superable obst 
Bill So eal = 
essential, 
measure. This ox 
all the i impro 
canton ‘oe thre 
ompulso 
nts m 
ry 
ry E inna would go Ain Aes ee 
ing. o relan ould hi 
and an lum, mai 
om ® pss ry parish for that ] Pan to- 
oinp > and p 
i a most 
eeeured i in New York, badges 100 
20 pans e consum: and. 4 u 
à saaan bereft of tei homes or fe means o 
i oie No es than 3000 st Irish, composing oe 
burnt out, are said by. e Ne ew York (enke to 
ave recived fresh pimio by the 
ved at Liverpoo om. nee 
unable to see. company, but nothing 
apprehended, Letters from a cit; sity of Mexico, ‘whi 
“may be d upon, have been received 
i Bohars N Mexi 
s the executive 
; int of eae 
: Montreal for Freiin „his successor, Ead Cath 
being on his way.o 
nt. 
1 Debts Bil- was 
ze haring been sus- 
day six mon 
itty er KINNAIRD; EN: in n favour ofi 
read a second time without a. divi 
oe “the Duke: of peesi the 
d. the Heri! 
erjeant My urphy for not havi: th 
sine House s£ Comm: Secon learne 
tructive of the. the rights of peopmetets is his equal) 
es, particulari, 
d.some most o) a meg claus 
mmissi at D dara pA pE assis 
coni 
viding g for the co 
re to 
egislati 
ane Pe gh oo countries ; ‘and i a Tas w 
policy must be ‘st pursu 
“Poutnsour said hie should do t. do justice to to the opi inion 
—Earl 
he had 
ade he t 
mye fad pre: a ed 
at one time of ea the RE iT and at another oe 
a merge: it could not Mi denied that it had collected a vas 
tim: 
EX, a ond. RODEN ges 
would erer Took for justice to him 
tare officer, rs should vote against the 
lords and 
be aques- 
tion with “te be postponed, 
brought fi m.—Lord Camp. 
BELL objected to the Bill as interfering wi with the ane of prope: 
—Lord STANLEY — peN understand why ae Bills 
excite such repugn inds of landlords like th 
qui: 
he Pough his tenai 
than to any Gov: vern 
er between lan 
id 
tion anı 
the Aaina 
seme as had Se en i 
different foo ting. The noble lord then be i i ed t 
a | agains into the details of ee hat eat Ami object io 
agai wag it, and concluded by declaring 
responsibility if it Srv 
ner expressed him- 
ie the Bill to the 
mpulsory clauses ; 
y of mater to 
seif gery doubtful as to the 
oner at. Dublin, sa ok 
Key 
still Hk rik ee not undertake the responsibil 
EY M that the following Peers be inated | 
e Tenants Nei teaery gh Sear Bill: The Lord Pre- 
ated the Lord Privy rp ike of Cleveland, the pose ec 
of Salisbury, Londonderry, 
nel 
sole Ean Teompiained janis t there were 
ttee who had supported the react re rons 
ag oe amg the im: 
comm 
t nT 
itable Securities Bill were 
reed 
ene seine differen’ 
bet tert 
m aeir i lordships divid 
n, 
y 
-n gauges, whi 
in railway circle: 
— las in pee of the 
vour 
st- 
0 
h en ti 
s 
had a eneid, ae edino 
on 
House re: ed, 
of Da, Mr. WLirams 
May a who had been com: mitted te to Newgate for 
Mr. ford, and moved for the reide y jon of 
by any 
w observations from Mr. 
Monday.—On the motion of Mr. Macactay, the yee 
of the A regent hese ae me Bill was postponed to 
—Ssir J. eS riaa, “ide 
md | th: 
exh 
is to'be applied, and the — ts whic! 
the Bill, In each Colleg: 
ident and vice-president, and an a-year 
salary for the first, and 4007. a-year es te, latter. He-eal 
upon placing 12 or 14 pierces tt in each of on cio nen The 
ee of each woul ess than 200l., 
The eran 
of the 
ed to it ipeni This he Datar 
epee ee 
geese 
jed—For the 
jority against the Bill, 4. 
ch 
S, 
ad 
of the Oxford, 
one been received by 
oi 
; ive up a ni 
he would give up zeda 
had waived in order to 
paei er 
ere | sorted based on document’ 
The CHANCELLOR of the ExcuEQUEs, ON 
pro- 
oo proposed by different. members, 
the Customs Act 
for a reduc- 
ip 
proposed, in a speec! 
the repeal of the duty on tallow.— | tl 
on rising toreply, adverted 
x 
be in each of 
to 
Saaeis the professor for thet 
Roman Catholic bishops ; and the Presbyterian 
Synod of Ulster. The freest choice should be farmers 
students as to which of these professors they would attend ; but 
the oe oa te demand of them a certificate of their atend- 
ures of one of these professors as a necessary 
