The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-05-16 00:00:00

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' * ' / r; . . . i,. . 1 . f ii ' LOR SDA MAY 16, 1822. ;, s 'WI!! *tut * slooesOf Arl .0 , 4 , 1 , •• 4 r 4. . . '. 3- e• .0 I ,r. - , j ; 1 • - ,_•, r.. . . • . • • i .. ' ; ' , • " The Oast a* * fin wAiot YIAMPDIEN ... to fit Meld. wad SYDNEY died en At lieetlidd!" ..1 r•---) 024 4 ' . _. -.Y- ethintalmthalliththar 0 61BITION of PAINTINES s . IMPERIAL PAIRLIAILEAT; .5 )1 ,- Mr. I.trrttroN presented a Petition front an i•-; !hat this practice was eeivetol ie that reentry. owl I' • • 1 ; Id4=not, appeals Stake* • - _____ _ -...m.-- _ • dividsal of the ease of Leicester, praying the ammo le outwitted for the Haim to determine whether it would dd. , , 4 ......oggig or Witor,, e _w aisosisage 'lig is, ties a the Ham to a discovery he bed mole of the alien so odioto a ernmen IT spread throughoht the 1 11 ILIVIIDUSE.. Meg Niles , -:', '• " _ . , mesas el preveetieg the occumnlatirm of hydrogen gas whole of Ireland. )fse smarm Isis flonteursble ['need we Sic Vasestl Ceeterseref ' • teL. Rave& amitellis , %T e al Mimes.-Ordered to he printed, behind his, that it, was not frouiremiseness that himself ii• o w l. fr e ak. s o a s ga s 4 j ot s* ..-a Raid Assent ernegieee_brEmeeskstes le th e Lord BINNING presated a ?Midas front certain and his Hon. Ffirads hail omitted to call the attention , thalleterei Mob Dudes' 111111„ dm Bait a irelsed ite ,le Scotland. prayipg fey lore to bring a a Bill of the Hass fo this important suliert, but in fact that II i ' I ! the add ii; . al liiii. the Mob r e sat, the &ewe [it e ms. t• . them to erect a itethftid .bionwilest in Scot- they had bees waiting in dal expects:la of bearing tr toot. *a W ' kr Snatch MailLSeetch thwilitors. ?La aid CMOs. Ina - . , ad go a Weir Colalleihrs. osld b4 y ki A •forr his H&j's'''. Miltistere_ome orward wtle some propu- . 4 to formeses. for the it = =ens' Seheisance, Stoles Snterities, Samar, Pre- 4 ...1 • . TOTRS STOTCII....IIIILAIIII. Alen en the object. He assured them th at. he would apriesers. as eatealmate age. metsmeral private Bala. m ar s , ow l s * monied a mu les f i v e Ow she. rather that the tithe fir „petatoes was indicted on the . • 1 I I f t f . " °tab.° 1 . lb• *a s Sabla The Comeakeiseen were the um Chalesediee. Har riff s and Gentry of the now a Sligo. ant leadlOrd, three* the C at h o li c population.- , L. ILO. red o.4lL'itheyeam du e l of shashoohe .and Gerd cesyaboo. , t reethattea Is moo AM id it -ibio - • omp i t i ot i r o f einem& operatics of the Tytion our. Ir"„r.) - -- - ,:naosetheore Ho* tiis Hoe. Meads inn ` I • , ~,________Tbe Ilarl° l „____,____lgOßßOMProol o ".°l•Wdß° o _,_ hoe ' ions in Ireland, and a sa attempt made . i by a Clergy- - . ...,i11s "WO set him and thou right, with the Hussy. as j=l7;:iiir. is sers k ri p snows sad enemmen a JAW I. esOPINIA i r e Mt, OHIO to introduce t e rm a PetetOre le NM CIMIIIII7, Aur a IfriliNlP with retard. 5°16.4011.1111 state 'if dials b 4" • line° %LS AND CANDLES. 1 -111.14141 uud .e__ aninb _s m _a alij i.a.." A li dnitilisilli t b a s ahhe. . which bad never before l am illa ti ant "4111.°"11"1 the "111.-" "" 8111 line". - • '''''' I woes WOO rased see arm RS • • amnion a the 11l of the fillasea. e * It ~' .* • -. . 15 / 4 1). • - an tln gsr e n Bk. " h e" ali . s i ta n '''''. reelmest. Treesserif ileaseaers. ''''' :Mop 44, MIL Se sor .. _ Mr. *BEM a PUMP* the me to levant .. . , . edliekom llMAlNlSiettilifi . I =• ir _Car°. _ e atiolL_ • Thong eras so rdogarmaly esalonialy Mi. 2 _,_. _ ..;,,,,,, . , , a el “.• 11l MI so long beek mama add s do ,A s ast i os s osa sf. out* Lou ispii,.itatee that he bad * * measure to . itliortat• na 'A islaihb oomot ,' a e lttit - Wilt7" - late lOW. Wl= qanifia, * h a d Ts = . :1 to shy Ham, on the subject of the Irish Tithe 1110011/iMe Mai f a, • ..1; , T, „ • ear a~ios. 1 rj: ,41 . , 4415 i e th atilis. h an titel on e tri ldai na l e aff ei lt wer dslifthwt e brea k: ol ll6 c e s , tion 6 . 41 08 . 0. . eg lit s :j i r is r ela w deboat i r k w il . sa it l a s i r i tw Ca t hi e li tshr roe, al 's w amis , ammo., Zejr ; s w a h li k e h ip b t e f .h .! ori mo to tie be e o a f ble o t o o li bei ge ng ur fo i r ib w eg ard for ia - RWM . ibis WWII by Mr. R. Mande sod Mho's. t t . the ow. Earl STANHOPE resisted a redden from Mame' S it h b e ic i ll yt t h h : s yst em, Pr"4l hat the d otar k aoses Piellial ' imag"l „,i oetr f at i al es 'A t t i r e d" . P et I L .I.,'NEET. said. th at however much be was (Be- lk nor illigdeis *ad nollehies of land to the meal a Oren , ea rhat,ohich they all deplored took play. H. ballad ar.fillaik db.& as tij os „ S ee ks, ad ,31M 0000 "lbiorr- - TboY w.“ would be tempered with newq. t h at i o posed to join in defeat:if the gri ~ 1 i p: '' i ! i 464 . 444 b°°°1• 1 1 11 de - sabEet of agrionliond Opene-Two she from Eat. sap/waning t h roe io,„„hsoo, the 6 u : w oods( J earst i cethe - t w yt o te w i n y oe stela tee. aossit as h east , in i tr o oa lt• u teri a d. ine b u e u f re ser o ed f re cta: d i r t , ' ti • " 1 1._ 14 .11C 111441 erk° 4 „ re p . the tabk. t o w 1ip ,,,, they „bo o g oes me i,. id 00. .6... the coo . which &hal noeit ect the right of property at large. Tbilial " wiwn.114411141 b 11111 1l ' . • maga presented • petition from the Hain 4 o d os o f a c l er i ca l 'loosest, en the u„sk I. i n k e d. He tweed ammt,,ocalei bti,devised which . thoold not invade 1 . ' .' 1 1 . • ma sh soda M. wa d ~b e d of Halableyeed is the county of Norfolk. stela, i s a ease that had l ate l y „Nonni'. la t hi s ow. w hi c h the Church rights , and leave an opening to let is ether i I t o m o o, o . a „ d „, Ji m ' s ,. 11 . oral distress, aid praying Mkt The petitioners orearro d at okih er „,,, in Cork, $ h., „ is , pst 01, hi s evils of greater magaleade. Iffhatever could, or could resal.ettherfor cook or c aw tersal h th ee d itty to co n t h e a w oe of the Le- trial for million a disbro" ha lad os billowier's goods not, however, he done siren this select, he thought they ; ,F. me soak ea se ..mead to e &Waren partlealar arßeiesof tax shad ceseladed ter ( e th os , w h im id s mom miao w 's& so hi s way to at . ;art be all anti', tient at should . ii i :fr i s'at4 upon in it 1 i he Pekes inserted In Warden by renessivedlog retook-11m Pe was read aid s to a t an adjustment with th ocierressus for hi s arrears. the absence or ererff_aogrY r " 11 4 ; 7 01 " s .) --1 . t a rr a ' froe kr be esidoised fo es ;essidir laid on th e table. Several magistrates h ite i ott i a SOa ll ' owed the case , t h e . d to him that thb Petition was very little applicable to i't . : . f tsar oreprety. to wiLen JVDI4IIa7VRS. c i er gy etan . w h o wee es t h e Heath as hike is his owe the IBecessia wlibth had groove me old, and therefore • l' ' , er r :Ca* °N ll° ity tie , The Marquess of BUTE, after a few thscrvatias re. matter , w „ ca ll e d arta g m hi s „ p f aud „ .. j o a,. It via evident beer' denseary it was that they should be • i I . ; • ' ' g M r oelia , stab of Paßosinre In Wales , rt. cootie of that he stated that he had ben Mt* yams in !11them Peed 14 IPPrrrubing the "Mee. But with e mond comma. sad Srpg . seated • petition signed by the Sheriff and °rand Jury t h e consa i ss i on , d es i st w hi c h d ose Ire Lad i ssue d i d s regard to any measure of relief, either they must take A nt gra v ed i d . sh , poor icoears of the county a Glamorgan, deeply 'satiating the pr. ii,....„1 p rococooo to s a me the paposat of mains sem the_gepon vibe from parts a Ireland or from the W • seat slant* of Welch judicature. sad treeing A II O • I P' from these poor • sod automate porous. He did am w.W°• Rha,liror they did of this hind. h could be set Postage mast k peAf,, may be taken under the coaskieratlon of Parliament. relate this to than *skates to slot particular ease, bat pie teats is larllit° o *CIL° property °lsbrUblurb l and ' ! i 1 . . (PIEWr. on. • ,Ite view to its abolition. b e „m emo s th e house sot c e ,„„ o „ to i tis „ p „ „ o d it they began there who could tel l where they would ,• LORD CHANCELLOR agreed with IS. Noble prevent the iitrodectioa of sods a systems into other sad- The korner& atalld sot be safer, and he never I 1 Nola. Led who had liken ap this 'abject in a seaman me be- Da m of h o k u m the Is L e d a l rea d y e ak te d with bald consent to the establishment of a had principle for II k 4 1 ' II Netheetherlead. ' semi that great oasideratima was dye to the orlon li e e s ee rge . the removal of sofa particular evil. His opibion of the lietthemptoo. Ofjedioiture la Wales, and whenever nay Per . Sir JOHN NEWPORT said he knewof • a ass in matter was. that the great misrhisf was to be found in 114•Seaohem• pe o pe e ttl e e came b e fore p ar li a m o st to aselmilese the „m a k a poor room hooiac takes some a t he w o e the heavy exactioe of rent, and if the landlords would PoittwoM.l MEAL localjerisdiethas of both countries. It world deaden = s d hi s tosipe d oo . doe the d a il y g oo d o f hr ,, .4 moist them is their endeavears to remove the peen Semereat great atteetia. wit v , h was d e ...1.1 b y tke gr oc k shist i. sort of distress, they 'meld be of no use. The clergy- ; • Smeny. Lord REDESDALE aniseed so seeks that groat e t a Gea r s that li s t was taken by Hoorah, lad be wa s Matt had a very heavy - task i for the landlords went MIMS& imeaveakeos would arks is the recovery assail s dead se eme his ti th e s by e s t sa ti oe , i t i saaas , so d before him, and he geuerally came open& a destitute . ** l , i w orw i c k, ~• • l e m ma a ny ems er i a l ait e rathses we re es s i e is the laws t h at t h e resia 'ad at of the crop was ioloroi by she sea- tenant. He had thought himself called open, in per. . Yen. . which have so Wag hem Wedowee la Wales. Mace we e , and tai b a d sot sh o w ers W b o a t o f “; h at. „ et „ formanee of his duty, to state his opinio• in candour, ' Math flefeakt. the reign of Heavy VIII. away of the laws bad ',maimed withes s esge w we, isa was & no d s o Foe doh. osmi u m , and firm a wish em t• be miseadentood. t 1 14 ..... oflikensey • in force, sod however complaints might be made, they mike e a ls o r s e s i n g e p os rho crop ! N a to l i was m or d, Sir N. COLTHURST expressed a hope *dale tythe howl. sad Rldroorf- did case from the lower dames of the Se. It wan well ham that the passage • in , s'ystese mid he heated before Paella:pest this (Umiak ; re -; iCßlPTlON.—Sabeeriptioes Lord CAWDOR sappeetsfi th e Orr Ida nelpal Masse( sepposes aa dr: s alle ig r b i ti l L ee And that Boma ease fi lm his Majesty.** Urnleters.-- , ; ' 1 1 1 w idt h. us d eruese sin ee d• w ows _ woe f erret that seefreet bad bees soda by ', • l a w," to mosso flu ostoss i oa soc k a ass e, With refute* to the *Moe expressid by the Right Ell DlEZlLYteineliVitaiii: Joey's Ministers to - asstmilate the jennies a Wain tadildie ti th es. be did net air th e fesEags a the P° 11 " 1 °I 14 ° _ l °, llll "aas t hangs Ms ' 0 1 _, . s .. r hsalt _ .....")• be Ids Mom (aad li=et- as s( l eg l an d. at Meta. elf da wroosau tdi ssos b, hoped wise 71 0 4= i : r WOW Is he hestetie sham a lairlorros" Isr Rs' °C TIN LORD ClFAiii i .LOßzreted. - `. leido-tearearmilieen- . . frisktElMod maid be Wad to be liberal. - 1 1. i t ' 1 Of 11411ACIIIV1001111110T TIMOSORO orl io 0 . 0 1g a ... xn , „ A A. • .., ; , 4 i „,„ „... -. _ - - *- Mr. DAWSON sever • couW nand to teeth the • slaty seise_ ad Aiwa OaDtp. - '''''"' 8 " ' . •... ' 1 vuivax weld met adaelo *ma jokier in the dtoraosioa whelp " bad warm am de peadea. is Church preperty, tad be freely believed that the whole - • ; at telhgehteemeeihnialg 11111111 MM. bes • weisadeed. bees The Earl of BLESINGTON moved to recommit his J ust i ce to t h e po od le aossoo d, i s d eo A ss o h o , h e ,,,, t , evil "litho" to th e (rho system , was to be found io , ri , ; :Vettlealitesow. tar Me same Bill for the registration' of Irish Deeds. After some dale , a s s th e e k e saaphdasd a t - br ibe position, th e rapacity of the Landlords. In the transaction winch • nevem to Mee the sate ea. co s eersa ti os on the su bj ec t b o s oms the L or d tu nce n or , bad a lord riot ta da , Ado he had psi to to psteme bad been discussed, if nay one was to blame it was clearly • 1 ' 11l be followell=m ir l ies orbers. Lord itedesdak, Lord Monad, sad the Earl of Lauder- tithe ; awl whea he had stated the•mertlealaro of the . diiheloaseorotshi,:k%,,d'h.ooretidooligtihte„joussitdctilligfouoadf th e e C r k er y t. ' at ogress ado will be dale, the Earl of Blesingtten consented to postpone the cam „f urre d to, it woad he seer Amber the i further consideration of the Bill to Illoaday. disputed case of the same kind, that it was the landlord • ~ ems or the 'envenom who oriental in ammisitillin who was to blame. ra iho 6 C° l4 " 6l °°• muttocaltto„ . pee. . Deed CANDOR mov e d that a asessagebe sent to the was °HS la blase ' A i niadi n nan lain e h. 411--- " ..17. Mr. BECHER said that in his part. of the reentry °•••••••;••• la "'" - moss nilt"° Bryse ° 01 sod Yddarr. co. t i l t all o oswi d " CA"lagli ttoo :r po i lrelli ate d ftll to ni/11,4aucoiropy•inotof she e ße i e r r od t a i : 6 l , l 4r a ter srb bad is b r be i esid n " as baldn oesoraddea ng hendin er ibe l = e a u f it was the Ty th e' Pro ctor that canoed all the disturb- • woe , sad lambs, a r . -- o - r Ist. apar , so obadormase of awes. At the same time there was something , io INeeadrost; M. caw- ii o to s, , lam* i bk. The gotioa was agreed to.-Adjoented to Friday. rho wish. la the owns agm this itosetaass tea the state of the Memo, which called for the inter.er- e, iled-Umeareet. WhAsiespoi i LEE acres loader lie *Seder care, hot wises the andatto t h e House . In his . owe district the clergyman ! , ! r. Bromdwag, Elaskfelsre i Mr- HOUSE OF COMMONS , emu is a manner as exemplary as 'street, Crlippligess s Mr. Jean, .____ elergyessa claimed as dillimptlyroom for tithes, ►he un . s ibi e , • - •••• - a•• - - ; ;. i i i missed to pet sari thaw dm aria pomade he bad r - if . ... e n ........• ; Ilampver-egame ; bk. Wows: Th o n seaxes too k t h e Ch a i r at a quarter b e f ore & or , s „, t ,_ . , ...., 1 ..... 1 ~_,... ~, ~_., . Sir . a-A zail Oasis COMM Ma area with the Right I; Mr. Anis. wham_ Its". pm - Up.. the Deputy Usher of the Black IGO appearing a : . L. - i r: l s o Pi t •••=•', 112. 17, . 3 :" 5 WV Ina. l ast ' I , a Hon:Oest. opposite (11111: 1 Pleabst) in his opinion of the s - *fli n t " , Bas k .11 " 1161 Ph**. die door to saumea the base to the House of Lonls, tot hint that wanat---th: land ; m e r e V a t ocespode n "r an : 11 il ' i a r eon! net of .._ irish la , ndle i rd&i • i tconsielereJ the effect of Ballade' Calks Ware, Lower; . 1 ' I AM 100-Beek, Toeleyotrees ; • beer she Royal Assess given by ectimis•i°° to certain Insets he received tithes from it; be appealed to his tat s. ns aahnly_s_,.._ininsanti-a the tandene Y the y had . '4 R Sepourli; Mr. Folder, hitog's Bills. the Speaker I °°°"° ll ° l ° ll Y 11, the hause , a°4 re- caseloar to decide the jades a his claim, hat with no to re .Mp t a ae_..- * . , r ; sad Mr. Coot, White Hart, honed at a quarter peat kw, a nd informed the house of avail. He was thee/non obliged to have news* to the Col . ' wished zertilete sanctum in the tythe ' i . the.neases of the verities Bills to which the Royal As- law her s h, of hi just a swabs systems, and was-of opisioa t this system might be ef- ! . f recovery s maws fected without injury eitheillarrests of that church, for - IVES. ithq. Treasurer. seat had bees gives (for which see Lords.) and is maim( his detlaratioa to the C our t , he was re- 1 111. Bensernstreet, Ozfeed-st. which he felt perhaps' min "Section this any other taw WRIT. commended by his legal avian t• pet in a claim for B BAZAAR, Oa the media of Mr. COURTENAT, a new Writ potato. tithe, is order to cover thee:passe of the suit, ', em be r oth a t n oose. Mr. It. MAR N re t urne d thanks to the Honourable . . Acas. PO AAAAA -arena. was ordered for &collection a a Bargees for the Lk- even wen be successful. This, of cane excited nu- 1 , i tomato. BY COMMIesION. mu r k„ of Saltash. is th e room of Mr. Russell, deceased. prise; bed the gentlemen" In questioa la ding that be r ese brr es io h r e S se liffo. for bringing this object before the as confident that th e present discussion ULATIONS are humbly sub- BBL ONE 'resealed a petition from the Tan- was at borne out in his resistance to pay the demand,'t 4 1 a, by GEOIDIE YOUNG, (the men of inatimaspton , praying for a repeal of the Lea • consorted to settle it. The ciergrema of coarse agreed woulti , not fail to put a stop to the practice of extorting fur certain tythes which till lately bad not been demanded . enahment, Mika steads on two tiler Tax. Laid on the table. to this, bat also claimed moan of the oasts to which; a th ree sad tear kindred Malls, , centuries past. I good Eaoroado o rmo d o, ow - .... CALICS . III•NOVACTURI. be had been wrongfully put : This was resisted , .... and Col. BUTLER defended the. Irish landlords, and I / roe ROBERT SINAI,' preseeted nth petition from the the case mow rested at teat point. He fnsws anwintog to maintained that they had Dot merited the severity with or g a l e , emery d ay (dada es _ Calico Printers of Dahlia, praying at the projected come forward with any eiresuntseces l e the senstog. sea 'koala th e repeal oY the efitte. cap. Ist, Geo. doh, 'Mauve to dame the state of feeling on this sobjeet. bat be could which th.l bad bees t tad . AA. B. MARTIN explained. . i i pad sell diet in the Elmer, 0. the protecting duties on their trade might nut take not cement to remain silos' where go larch obloquy was Isle. CUItTEIS said in some instances t h e tythes in I i 1 • ' a Yetestempalsegeme • la ease to place , heaped on the wrong qoarter. and he was sure the house . ' Wise lbslog lariapeed. Mr. LEWIS begged the House to beep their minds would see that whatever blame could be attached to the th i s country produced more than the . rent,. as the tythes ware i d led, while the rant was no . t. fhe glitters' which Poo* 0110 Pallral boolaeos 0 1 4 free from any improwiene of the nature intended to he clergyman, there was a considerable charge of indisern existed n some parts of nngianuwe i s n etiusa to t hat re- came wbbibil•raes'asy b° teed, " produced by the Petitioa, till such time as the ,abject lion awnless the gentleman and those who had abetted _lreland, a nd 1 , came folly before them. The question was ono of a 'him in his opposition to right. With regard so the presented h to o her. been rr Cori- will hi , rbirlf" •• the asset p o p ortset s a t o ., t o t h e i nteres t of Ir e la n d, Bishop of the Diocese, he bad in no way been a party t worm any edfor the relief of Ireland, id be that ordinarily charged la ad be' assured the House thatthat there was meth to the matter ; and he woe happy to be able to state that Ou g h t to extend to this " nutt y' - I 1 i 'roar time to time, f ur th e ith o can; arises and important imrtant matter connected with it le a negetiation was mow oa fat to pet a stop to the whole Mr. GItATTAN thought the tytbe system demanded 1 .1 , are feer Foods, or a peek of tbe manna dispute. With respect to what had been said by Hon the most serious consideration of Parliament, as they ii les walker Esseeles, and will Mr. C. H. HUTCHINSON said the whole good Gentlemen goodies Gentl on the general snbject, he thought it would were the constant subject of diputes in Ireland. He pro- , t, a a anti+ Trot , hawker ms two a the policy or impolicy of protecting duties far the be better for him at the present moment to .otter to a tested against representing the landlords to tie the came ; be wilt be la good embalm for Mae& of a matins was involved is the consideration of future period the observations he had to make. But be of the existing distress. I ` I lateliag his Legs by shoo; Er' tlfet. Petition. He Stoned these Petitioners ought to must guard the Honse•against receiving any ill harm- Mr. HUTCHINSON said, when an lion. Gentleman i•hier° those Rs" Dl Ir e ' bear is mind that this coati/ had become the first tom- siren against the Irish clergy, on acCoont of-their being contended that no measure of relief ought to be framed I.ll " th s a, nhaall * I P"" 1 " 111 Yr a " menial Nation is the world order a system of protect- engaged in numerous legalsuits for the recovery of their for Ireland whittle was not applicable tn England, be 1 Horses, may be KW In Borneo, lo g 401 " - . tithes. With the landlord before them, they stood in a would wish that Hoe. Member to visit some districts in . Mr. WALLACE Menred the lion. Gentleman who situation of peculiar delicacy and difficulty. Coping Ireland before lee repeated that sentiment. After visit- ot of the Bazaar; bet Saddle s ! I to go oat. as th e s p urt within is had just spoken, that the duties which he called protect- after him, lie was most frequeetly-ohligni to chose the ing some of the most distressed countlies in and out of °coolest rot Trial sad hulekwo. lag dude* bad cot escaped the attention sod the seri- alternative of instituting suits, or abandoning hi, tither. Europe, he (Mr. Matebinson) did not know when to 1 reeeleed. with their Onseets. (If out sonsideratiaof the Commission of Inquiry into Irish Whenever that subject came before the House. he trust- tind misery like that which at p t prevailed in the ',i ' 1 4 nply with the Segulatleas tale or a tes. ed it would meet with the most earliest and sober aura- Western an Southern parts of Ireland. If the Mononr- he Baum. Mr. D. BROWNE amended that in all questiees of tion.-(Hear.) ahle Gestleume inquired into the subject, he would find %* I ~ hr o .__„ o, aod 46141 -___lltatl! 5 ° lb° this hied they enght to be guided by the Act of Union. Mr. HUAIE bad hoped .that bag before this the in many instances a man wile - it wiL and 1 ail • i it rw " m tr,,, over ' a ' a"'"°_,_.____l saisa '___, Sir J. NEWPORT said a few words, which were in Right Hon. tientlana opposite (Air. (toolbars) would don, who after working every day in the year to sop- ems stablemen weemo; and _sad, Is the u s ii en „ have stated what it was the tatestion of his Majesty's port his family on potatoes and water (nothing better), 1 int, to guard as math es passible ''"'" Mr. LYTTLEII I OI4 said he was sere that when the Government to do on the subject of Irish tithes. Day would not Lave remaining ten shillings to par have ant- Ti itady those arisiag thset Horses Report of the Commissimen of Inquiry was produced, after day, however, he pat off this statemeat so much usal food or clothing. He did out believ e it could be I. i paid to Horses' Feet MAO Is of it world he food coadosastory o the policy of the called for by the Moose and the whole country. He proved that ban people were in this caiseneWe situ- .. the they ere met of rnerwork. Chancellor of the Exchequer in b r i ng i ng furward a was surprised that the Irish Members had antlered this scion in England. l ie admitted the evil to arise in part i lust be pal foe peee to Deli- season one day sad repealing it the next, momentous subject to remain dormaat so keg, and he from ties emsduct of the landlords io Ireland. • ' ed walla the Ihmad Dee. lead The Petition was then read. and ordered to . assured the Home that rather than allow it to go on so, After a few farther remarks from Air. Dontinkk • ere to that Day, If they dent be primed. be would glee his hest attention to it, and bring forward Brown, Mr. Corona, Air. S. Cooper, Mr. ticeelbure, sad Mad. MISCILLAWROWS. a motion is the first week in June. Sir J. Newport, We petition was read, an.: ordered to ! ri "", a 2 .. / . 1 4 7,..,.. rie1ite 0 ,. I II" 4111.11.1 t h. Mr. ELLISON presented • petithea from Newesstle- Mr. SPRING RICE begged to Meal the attention of be printed. il " 414 '''"'"' ''''''o en "" opme-Tyre, praing for a repeal-a the Loather lax. th e Home to the true attire of the Petition before *sacs:Tres. n• I- • 1 I. at may betaken anarldlidlikbOat 1+44" she tab la. _ s e t__ u , • them.' It was a Petition, not from out indioidnal, but Sir T. LETHBRIDGE gave notice that tirs/laid to- 1 •0 .0 '. • A similar Path's@ wee receiv ed Veep loallthgen, in from the whole county of/gigs, complaining of the ax- •norreve peon& a ratifies. awl he hoped his Majesty's Issuer will not Deal le Hovers, Soodemi.-Laidoss ther Shit •° ' - 01- • Wear., of a snit at law kaiak to evalish in that part Ministers would give it their attention. as it coo keen ; i ly, bet Naha himself mit setter - Sire. MOROAMpeedaltiad a. rioiiiirmi. the She- of !radioed. the potato-titbit system. which did not be • quartos which. in Id. jedgineels .rras aaJlae4 he p l i- as ) , Senna be Mowed to tiffAsailOwaers, ark egidelamalleehleer, pr a y. fore ki l n there. y From the statement .t v both sides of , &elation. oaddt reriata zi to ,T a u blienter; . (Oimijsk siusgtey : 1 1 lefe for a mania el lllo l ll,llthashateat a thee Hoses the inroad that there was a raotio in Ire- • OR TO I en 10 . 2 1 / 1 " 1111 /1" 14 *WM ' • gyp * . Tim die a great land of taxing the raptorial monk, of potato. betwixt Mr. SEAUMO T rowan. riSlie Stb Amp, s t met Ibe made (tonne ply), hither • 'fir dld an Anima sod the lips net apes eta goof to marker. lon motion os the abject of tee LeitheeTag.,, • aad Forage. . 111EM1hAlliee.--th- that the/Other proctor interposed betwixt the hand sod •, I, of muse, be that or flit: Chnir "Pam' 114 lb! , 'ruitidcsnie keen:vit t „ i , '`. ' ' ' lt ' lip of the teener and continuer. They hal ales learn'. Mr. HUSKISSON presated a Peti la e ternal atah 1 4 'f: dered to be printed. ..