ee their taking of Ea degree, < even reir r continu- 
tio of giving sabes al exemption 
eiods edi ans ae. -boardof visitors,and 
ould bé granted to elass KA £ separatis 
Phe noble lord then entered à minor 
scheme, of which. ost m op pa that 
amount of sd pean ae “under these 
fixed by the board of visitors of each 
led the amendment ; but i 3A doing 
objections gy he entertained 
3 colleges. He 
then procee eeded at some len 
a against hin im in Con 
of be a Roman Cait, —Mr. $ 
ihis Bi SEY t present, 
nag 
to not being Ff Taa ath If Mr. differ, 
— Catholic Bishops on ete subject, i tis sole ea was to 
and yet he brought-his differ m his bisho 
rity which a conscien- 
It must have been 
of Mr. J. oven nell’s 
Ph 
x e sd o 
Phat he 
guilty “of any deception towards his constituents. 
Sater as a Roman Caiheiio must be known to hemi: 
she had lived nearly a s life among them, 
invisibly declared gra Be was frien 
He objected to Lore sol as 
formal, in the et TE ENAS Was pers ed 
that the adoption of the motion would le ad of necessity ve the 
eit of theology with all the Mle Scag ti of doctrine, and- 
to general strife anig “religious a n the soa ges spate 
selv a e great objec all parties in on 
scheme of pisei cee: in P he S ae that ens jeu 
* Tousies would not be excited, and that the animosities w. hich 
sters, and to peen 
i not attend Bat le 
Protestant. Pone without e yo 
imminent d 
AR Pre re acie Was poss sible that a 
losopher, in speal ing of Galileo, might bear hard 
: hat, if what Mr. O'Connell had stated wees 
mixed 
and he was ó nott o pr oromulgate Suc ch d nes 
He broke ag i this, peer hibition’ and he was gaa to > prison 
e day , during which he sta oan ith his foo! 
rayi T ‘il it moves!” A be 
he aeked: Ministece what th 
He rapes ated the questi 4 
HE uced = the House of 
relieving a destitution, 
ee country ees sor of. on 
lords should Bord Ei sE 
tenantry. ae ill before the House, he ins 
that it could pe ER e he roductive of any harm vie Ministers 
had consulted the Rom = ae pes Bishops 
a Boe d 
c 
Ireland it pa gi acre 
religion for ‘the sbyt —the Roman Ca n for 
the zopan Catholio—the Protestant risun for me Protestant 
—fair play and justi all— wi oo aay ted. If 
Ministers failed m nthe ee pres Srce ke 
ly me. E ae world; X pa ry fated’: in Stiinte 
o gives a religi m to the people of Ir Sim, they 
t fail i in a snajsti bec res Pye ter: 
ited t h 
e the ini on 
gitation Schnee ee? “mayhooe th Bill as a 
which had vanished ise ee 
¢ “winter: fi 
s 
sa 
jaan ‘essed him 
rere. but PRAE 
ially éide N 
tkn the purpose tor which the refutation, such a: 
s, of the statement of mme ecu ains on of Galileo was hide, 
A observi ing the tone o Toph i which it v announced, 
a yom it were conclusive os 4E the tol ation oF the tag od of 
Ror he hoped he might be agi A inform 
that “tie. Aronne mas a tally r. : He “had bes mt 
it e Pope a nota 
wing, t 
da 
nis ya ig and would be qui 
Bs ia was in prison oe Be he gs ved ; and 
there in 16 p 
da: 
JI, a: ed ill w. ordingly co: 
The unatie Asylums te Pai er Tanatide Be the 1 Parochial 
the $ me Jnion Bill we: 
W: 
and by 
they je me: | Bh ve world — 
ded hi 
Great B: 
ell hai ad stated were noua oo 
Ri 
than 29 mem 
bers present, the Hou: 
E! We sient —The "South. Wales Railway Bill was 
f the he: 
authori 
elga 
saying an sre 
= and the a vig 
the Scriptures. He was a n and 
it the Scriptures were not to ptas oy et pagan 
ye y Eg Pn eo Fg Si Was acco: 
agreed to.—The Statute Labour (Scotland) Bill was 
ed 
to the committee which had decided sapinst the Bill he 
and 
ane Wish the Wexford 
mitted, and some e clauses added. On n 
LIDDELL that th: 
—On the “motion aa 
DuNDas oppose ed t cad a 
U be co mmitte 4 
the ground that ‘ela De 
e he eae ne Bi 
oath al 
i pa dell not 
mi = p s na r bee. 
stealing’ its collat. z ; 
enling is collar, 
d. an waè Phil - 
‘wot 
slice Spell its m auses in 
Peh the report was orde ered tg 
Seon agase s posteon ed the 
Purposes Bill ‘till 
y. othr = Seotiand) aa bra a 
and aket “Societies Bin, the Mere £ s Billy 
sed t 
pa 
a Bil an for E ere 
aa ering of ‘Foreign eop other illegal Tete a 
continue commenced pada the 
he said j ~a 
— 
ret tio of th rity o: of the co apdiited appointed. 
quire in: the paso Te s Lf Ma pae Howard v. 
a writ of error be broug! 
Feir pronounced in the 
ani PESE 
itted a greai n pleading at all, and advised 
= Treen. Suggestions s the future should be adopt 
nied by t the 
of woul 
ARESE ace m ianet sepithtnsible. 
e the House had the pony 
ANTEP ealed; 
ledt = tights and 
hich attached the he greatest imn 
al 
gm ae! 
bea E 
jegations contained in “ 
elf, and offeri 
ittee. The pe ae ay 
he boa! 
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a 
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