The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-28 00:00:00

HOUSE OF COMAIONS.—TuEffrAs'

The SPEAKER took the chair at four o'clock. 50.0
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The Annuities Bill, on the motion of the Cui°l;
of the EXCHEQUER, was read a third time and passe"'

MR. POLLOCK'S EVICTIONS IN IRELAND' '
Asingf
Lord PALMERSTON moved that the House, at its
adjourn till Friday. friendAir
Sir MICHAEL S. STEWART rose to defend his -
rool
Allan Pollock, from the charges that had been ions
against him in the public prints, and elsewhere. The,based
of the case he said were these :—Mr. Pollock Par- rely
two estates in Galway, upon one of which he itnrui.oo
made arrangements with the tenants to give up their tleo
ing, allowing them compensation, and providing
poke
wil employment. Mr. Pollock endeavoured t° otaer
a similar arrangement with regard to the earl
estate, but the tenants refused to give up' eats,
therefore he took legal means, bo
not for evicting the n could
or depopulating the country, but to show that e ma
co
obtain legal possession, and afterwards intent ing tor
to some arrangement with them with regard to employ'
ail
ing them. Mr. Pollock was ready beer° from
tribunal that House might aoint to show that so far
nultv
pp
the course he had pursued having tended to the deticir,eat.
tion of the country, there were now more than 25 per 4., he
more persons on one estate than there were wifretters'
purchased it. He (Sir M. Stewart) held in his harn-T,.e 150c1'
from clergymen of the Established Church 0, ,'" of 0
land owners, and agents, and others speaking higil also s'
manner in which Mr. Pollock managed estates, 80" cheer'
letter from the evicted tenants stating that they were , than
ful and happy, that they were receiving more Nog% wereheretofore,
heretofore, and that they would be sorry if an .Y
put to the present mode of management of lur''
estates. oesly
Mr. M'MAHON defended the course bat he had reribira, _
_
taken, contending that the leading facts, as stated by
were perfectly correct.
After some discussion the subject dropped,
motion for adjournment till Friday
agreed to.
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IRL,II CHURCH TEMPORALITIES. War
On 1, •
Jr. MIALL being called upon to bring for rob;
motion relating to the Temporalities of the Irish Chnuid be
Mr. STAFFORD suggested that the motion moved° the
postponed till after the peace celebration, sill'
was
adjournment of the House. " tc, wlth.
Lord PALMERSTON appealed to the hon. member oh!,
draw his motion, urging that there was no resV b
ouffl
e
the motion, ofiwhich Mr. Miall had given notice, su
entered upon at that time.
The motion for adjournment was then withdrawn' goes°,
Mr. MIALL then proceeded to move " Ttber,:li.tptolgiaitcliees4
resolve itself into committee to consider the
the Irish church, and other pecuniary provis:ons In
law for religious teaching and worship in Ireland ." I_,Tfwor
The motion was opposed by Mr. Krim and Air.fr, SC' '.
GATE, and supported by Mr. P. ThaQuumcr and A 1.4 aii-e"
LINDSAY; Mr. Fox, Mr. HADFIELD, and fir' Mr,
Mr'
GREGOR aslo suorted it.
After a few ppwords from Mr. G. A. TlAMlL:n°oPileci
STAFFORD, Mr. NAPIER, and Lord PALMERSTON 1
appear
tion to the motion, the House divided, when er 9
For the motion ...................................
Jo ~.3
Against it ...
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and 03°

Majority ...................................
1111;
THE KILKENNY BANK.
A. motion made by Captain D. O'CoNNELI'
ft' Plea
to .11 13
mend to her Majesty that relief should be a Baalgt s„.O
depositors in the late Tralee and KilkennY and
opposed by the Chancellor of the Exchclue''' tie
negatived after some discusion tbe
The other business was dis.posed of, and
adjourned at half-past one o'clock.