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IMPERIAL PARLIAMLNT.

HOUSE OF LOR OS, Jas. 20.
At three o'clock the House met, pormant to ad-
journment, and proceeded to the hearing of an
appeal cause, from the Court of Chancery in
Ireland, D'Arcy v. Irvine and Wife. Messrs.
Adam and Steevens were heard in behalf of the
Appellant. When they bad closed their case, and
Counsel had withdrawn,
The LORD CHANCELLOR submitted to the
consideration of the House, that as, in the case of
the Appellant, there was nothing to justify his ap-
plication to their Lordships, be thought it his duty
to state his opinion, that it was not necessary to go
further into the consideration of the cause, or to
can upon the Respondents for their defence. He
should therefore move, That the Decree be con-
il-med with the largest costs allowed by the usage
of the House."
After some observations from Lord BEDE&
DA LE, the motion of the Lord Chancellor was car-
ried, and the costs were fired at 2001.
The Bishop of Durham and Earl of Limerick
took the oaths and their seats.
The Right Reverend Dolor Moss, Bishop of
Orford, was introduced by the Bishops of Durham
and Norwich. and, having subscribed to the neces-
ss-v tests, took his seat as a Spiritual Peer of the
realm.
The Malt Duty Bill went thsough a Committee,
and was reported.
'l'he further consideration of the appeal cause.
Chantey a. Lord Dunsany, was postponed until
Monday neat.
Adjuurued until to-morrow (this day.)