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IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF ,LORDS-TH 1' I'S DA T, MAT 24.

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In a Committee of Privileges, evidence was re-
ceived on behalf of the claim to the Roos Peerage.
The further proceedifigs were then adjourned to
Tuesday se'rmight.
Several private Bills were brought from the Com-
mons, and read the first time.
The St. Pancras Poor Bill was read the third time
and passed.

The other Bills on the table were forwarded.
Mr. Fiascos Barituesr, and others, brought a
message from the Commons, stating that the Com-
mons desired a conference with their Lordships, re-
lative to the nutter of certain amendments made by
their Lordships in the Volunteer Bill.
The LORD CHANCELLOR answerztl, that
their Lordships would presently hold a conference
with the Commons in the Painted Chamber.
The Commons being withdrawn. the following
Lords were chosen to manage the cotiferente on the
part of their Lordships :
The Bishop of Sr. DAVID'S, the Erirl of G•a-
its st (Duke of Montrose). Lords Caettros.
Hawarsicav, Mukon.vs, Haunt/way, MOIST*
TOAD EATVIVO, and ELLIOTT.
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Earl of GRAHAM reported, that their Lordships had
held a conference with Mr. IFSIIAGOIC BATHLest
and others, on the part of the Commons, who had
presented to them the Volunteer Rill, together with
a paper containing the reasons of the Commons for
rejecting certain of their Lordships amendments in
the said -Bill. The Clerk then read the title of the
paper ; after which
Lord HAW KESBU RV moved. that the same be
taken into consideration on M1:1.14y next. Ordered;
and that the Lords be summoned.
The Earl of Wes rutair it presented a Petition
Lam Hobert Tighe, Esq. praying to be die.asced