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'seeded to Noy that ibis Hoe. Colteage renialo,a ;fleet
a fro neseenta homer, he thought he would hare fussed
what he was shoot to Nair perfectly enisteetery. Hawing
Inn acquired the paper which hey had thought so seem.
my, if the neeeerable Member would forego his nisei•
eatery eedeplont, they out the other side mid ohmage. all
'farther settee of hie eessehoet.
Mr. H. Mill NER did sot feel at Ilherly to secede to the
proposal of his Honourable Priced. He meld as submit
to remain ender the imputation of having bee* guilty of
conduct .hiclo lie linnet !runt hawing
tit 3. tikwrowr cooler not refrain frame eaprinsiogi
sorption at the him. Member's persisting is the owns he
pursuing, after the teeing of the Howse had here as
Ateproand.et the prepriny et lositissu-se-:

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DODO over for the present. .
W'. H G. BENNETT said, at be wee one .f. the
Poi fraturesim ebb case, it there were to ►e any liquify tat
Ste into the tpkijoet, be could not tensest to the smallest
Yes, ors," from ,read *embers near )—No,
yst for oats hoer. He eould, however, ignore the Hon.Mem.
tor /Merry, that for his own part he was Tette ready to
caret hint again in the Committee ea Monday, wed to pro-
wed with elm Bill as if no istesroption. had takes place.
-Yew use whatever day the iloveiry might be goo, into, wht-
ther it sins Monday or at that nromeou, he felt that the beat
"mtd intempersoier would be equally great. There would be
tinnelf.tor Members on each side flatly contradicting cash
Mlbor.—(Lensokrer, and Hear. hear.)—He pledged himself
NO the "loom that it would be she fact. There would be
',web a •bas of contradiction as world render it impossible
Ntthe House to come to aay detision hetweep the parties.
this they bad already • sufficient example in the op-
josh* dstriment of the Chairman sad the Roo. Mover as to
der question is the Committee. The Hoe, Gestlessau then
idereeedetto tallied the House of the stammer is which their
• Peotordings found their way to the public; sod put it to
lira to consider whether it would contribute to advance its
'Credit with the country and the world. to, hove it made
Moomm wherever the Fattish language was soderstood, that
lift* grits Members in a Cominsittr ou a private Bill, ►o
sine lost their temper as to prim total 'Mame to the bemires,
-us which they were engaged, and to wade a whole moraing
"id wrangling, until the Speaker irking the Chair pot an end
to their sepsabbling.—(Hear, hoar, boar) .
The SPEAKER then again addressed the House, calling
Its ottri.ion to the several points of the case IN they pre.
seated themsseivra to his mind from the statements be had
ileasel. After which the subject dropped.
Sir W. LEMON pretested a Petition from Falmouth, Ceara•
well, penis' for a revision of the Criminal Laws.—Ordered
to be printed.
Mr. HEATUCOTE presented a Petition from Owners
and Occupiers of Lead in the pariah of Humheislicld, Lin-
rids, complaining of scricultni al distresi.—Referred to the
Committee on Agriculture.
Sir R. HERON promoted • Petition from Stamford, Lim.
roloshire, complaining of agricultural disiress.—ltekrred to
the Committee on Agriculture.
Sir GEORGE CLERK presented a Petition front the
Sawyers of Edinburgh and Leith. against nee alteration of
the Julies on sawed tinshcr.—Orderid to be printed.
Mr. MA BERLY moved for Accounts of all Clerks and
others admitted into any Civil Appuistraesits sines Ist of
Jsausvy, 1818; distinguishing their salaries and services,
mud •hewing she dates sod copies of their appointments_
Ordered.
'l'br CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER moved for
Accounts of mil Clerks and others whose services bare bees
dietio•thened Inure the above period.—Ordered.
Mr. METHUEN presented Petitions from Thomas
north, Thomas Reath, William Gladstone, and Edward
Matthews.
Mr. R. MARTIN moved the second reading of the Mile
Corouers Roll—Ordered to be committed on Monday next.
tirrLETON moved the second reading of the
Church Briefs Bill.
Slr. CURWEN acid Mr. MONCK 'pate is objection to
vesting the management of the moue" collected fur church
briefs in the churchwardens.
Mr. LITTLETON replied.—The Bill was read a second
time, and ordered to be committed on Toesdey sleet.
Mr. *tired 0148 LOW moved the third reading of the
him& Trial for Treason Bill. The Hum and Learned bonito.-
llCsle brought op several new clan•es: one of them went to
put the set of instigating sad couspiriog against the Kiss',
life, or of compassing, devising, ur instigating the King's
death, upon the same fouling of mime •rd penalty as the
English tremolos law plse.s those offenses. The clauses were
added, aft' r whirls the Bill passed.
Mr. BROGDEN brought up the Report, ea the Parish
lodestones Bill. The romilutions of the Committee were
speed to by the House.
METROPOLIS ROADS BILL.
Mr. D. GILBERT moved the et euud reading of the Con.
tulidatiou of Trusts 11111, and ',Meted at souse length into
the views and 'notices under which he bad acted in bringiug

torw•ed this 0111,111111 t.,
Sir E. K NATCH BULL opposed the motion. He thought
the improveinem of the roads about the Metropolis had Is-
• see sprh. as to reader soy alteration of the trusts uterseees-
?ivy. lie moved, as an Anseudineut, that the Bill be read
a second time this day six smoths.
sr. DENISON concurred Pt all that bad fallen from
tk Hun. Baronet, though he gave the Hoes, mover credit fur
the candid and able manner in, which he hail brought the
►:l4ect taward. Its said that theirs was so much economy
sod improvement in the maitageniest of the roads about
tkr no tropulis, that there could be uu Disesissity for altering
M:. Rll' EN objected to various provisions of the Bill,
•n'3 supported the amendment.
Mr. F. LEII IS supported the motion. He admitted the
al goodness of the roads, but he thought that they were
rmt managed with sulEcimit economy. The latter objest
mill be best effected by cousulidating the trusts wader the
Mr. CALCRA FT opposed She Bill. He observed the
goofs in the vicinity of the metropolis were in a better state
soy iu the !audition. It had bees stated by an Hoa.
I:milkman that preceded him, that he would not proceed in
yry.position to the penults cusicerurd in it. Bat surely he
could out bat ressember, that thirty Gentlemen of re-
ba-d tbo.Rbl rho matter of no_leetent importance
4.1 Petition agabset it and if Abe Bull were persevered in,
'lie lipped it wads, lilt all other Bills of this nature, be re-
fm red • ir. a Painisastee 110 stairs.
Sir HENRY PARNELL supported the Bill, and mils-
gixed the conduct of the Committee, and if it essid at all
lie Awn(' this this Bill is vow nut necessary, it nasal entirely
lie attributed to the exertious of the Committee.
Mr. HOLM E SUM NER Omagh' those gentlemen would
be most hmilly dealt • ith after their great exertions, if the
Bill were nut read a fecund time. lie shorild certainly sup-
port the 111011110 for a Committee bat on the express under-
standing that it should be subm:ipeendy referred to a Cum.
millet up stairs.
Alr. DENISON said • f.w words in explanation, after
which the gaiter, was cleared fur a division.
44,1 our motto 110 the gallery we found
Mr. DAVIES GILBERT iu possession of the House. lie
slid he had the greatest wish to accommodate, and although
1,- should fifer the nimbly to a Committee of the selsole
still he should tousesit to a Committee up stairs,
provided it acre a Select Committee.
After a few swords from Sir H. Parnell, Mr. Caleraft, and
-the Chareelhir of the Exchequer, the Bill was referred to a

Wee, Coatokilter.
IrawnellllLTON inured for as actotout (doll tureigo wool
Imported oicte 1115.
COMMITTEE OF SUPPLY.
On lise 1111 l own that the Iluu*e du tettolve itself
Cult:notite of Supply—
Mr. CREIVEY ro.e. He ►rid be regretted keep-
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...r. I...,RECTLY TOse. He _
in. Mt. Speaker in the Chair, and tiriaiiinig the
loupe on a Lineation which he knew could nut be
tameable to them, but be knew no other cour-e
which, a Member of Parliament, he could pur-
bar. Ile thought alit, itiste4il of continuing the
estitna,es of Ole army fur the peeseut year, awl
Kranting supprtrs, we should retrace ours e ts. We
Late Petthona strewed is the table, calling for eco-
iiumical reform, mid deuratidi:ig tetrenchmenr.