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Er." He reel., not root:rive lel, a large sum almald be
for the evettutadeotteed irter, Why could
sod the liuminatiglaettere sopmerl itself, In the eemeNeay as
the wool:en suit iruirdmanubeets of dam country, upheld'
the Lawler, without Parliamentasg sid? He saw a sons
of MOON for the Cuminissionetsof Wide Streets in Dub.
his. Sorely, thine Gentle Men emeld not like their salaries
to be placed molt r the head orcharitable rants.
Mr •V. Flaneteemktii saitb,, they were nut placed under
the mild of charrteole grants, but were voted as part of the
tut aeellaiieous vele:eel' of the jeer.
. Mr W. Surtri, after some further remarks, concluded by
rh.ervi•i:, that iliscossiont of this hind were extremely use.
a;, to they enabled the 1117111111 to discover what heads of
• speuditnre should hie continued and what corbelled or Es.
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.Yr. Pert. ;toped, Thal, to Tong as the vales proposed for
eideitable institutions in Ireland, appeared to he properly
exproJed, and called fur by existing Vettisitlancee, the
House would nail 11". th respect to the
g,.oat iu soppent of the Linen Beard, he moil Qe •11‘`"I lw
say, that. it those grants were mote neerisary than
ithollier, it a.O: Omt particular grant. The Nnarilhail existed
formally ,ears—atid hail. In fact,urigiusted its an application
reads to she Crown by the Parliament of this country, who
eal:e.l on Will rliti l I I*. tredlteourage the wuullen trade utter-
Tioa the Monarch complied with, &erasing that he
tioo:t1 discos. aze the woollen trade, but that, in lieu of
that ii.itotto.tuie, the linen trade should be supported.
Witt esvpret to the ',rant to the Commissioners of Wide
Streets. it wen gives fur the purpose of improving the City
of Dublin. This grant bad lung been allowed—and it nimbi
be ut•jett tr Nilllllolll it now. The Hun. Gentleman (Mr.
M. Fusee raid) had alluded to the state of 14e House of In.
dustry, of the internal economy of which he complained.
lie believed some years hail elapsed since the Hou. Gristle-
man bad visited that establishment—but, if he should again
inspect it, he would find that many sod very beneficial alt.-
rai lOUs boil been made in it. No prevent was now *Howe.' to
MI .10 ni it, Ito meld otherwise tumbled') himself.
Sir H. Pit:lN c.LL hoped, flint in the eusu:ng &mint of
P.irhament a Committee would ha sppointed to inquire into
the rie te att.. instit ions to which these several grants were
•ated. Sue's a measure would ureastuo very Intl.? incon-
venience, 'lame our ur two witnesses from earls departruen:
wool.: si.dirieut to give the necrese.ry information.
Mr V. Ft rzarliaLti ash!, it wonld he proper to olwerve,
that the Coontilesionere of the Linen Board acted without
e.nolto mem, am! the sum annually voted was expended, not
paling ihi in, but in deftaymg bounties for the flirt/la.
rageMet.l r fihe hurts trade.
Mr. BAH[, a supported the rant, sod argued, that Ire-
land .rented the moat liberal treatment from this count's.

Mo. C GnANrixplaiusel.
Lord C. 1.1141 A lIPTON raid. he had !yetis a Commissioner of
`Fide and he could affirm that the grants made by
the Irish Parliament, on account of the improvement of the
streets, were not to one.fourth of the swum' now proposed.
M►. V. FiTZGFRAILD said, the present WM. 'all intended
to euet r a di two arising from a variety of causes.
The Resolution was then atretd to.
Os the R•snluli•nt being read fur granting R MT of
snout, in support of the Richmond Lunatic Asylum, being
read—
Me. Hwer defended the observations he had previously
made, whieli did not war.atit the Hon. Geod.-nano (Mr.
V. Fituperald) melte tone and temper he had assumed when
he snisna•tverit ti 1.1111. lie 41111101 oppose thaigrant. Sat
be said, th,•,,, and he wuuld maintain, now, that, in pro.
wartime as grunts of public money were mode isi support of
charities, to that extent would the efforts of individuals Le
weakened.
Mr. V. FrrtneltALD knew not that the tune he hail as-
punted, or soy of the observations be had made.
the rem.iilrs which the Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Hume; had
trestoweil on them. He understood the Hon. Gentleman to
oppose the grnstl, ho account of its nweelly. If the How
Gentlrmau luau uul rloue'so—if he had misunderstood him—
be begged los pardon, and was sorry fur it. Bet, if he were
eorrect, then hr amid say that his tibeervations wets ptr-
firefly proper.
Mr. Hymn, is explanation, said, that, on his rising, he
expressly mid, he did 1101 mean to oppose the motion.
Alderman WS272l4olcurrohoratcd the statement of Mr.
name.
Mr. IL MARTIN said, he had recently visited the Howse
industry in Duhlui, and saw no persons these who were'eaps-
trie of earring their bread wit of flouts. It appeared to li.ot
that the imitates of that establishment, were, if any thing,
dept no too reality an allowance.
The Resolution was then agreed to. The other Resolo.
lions ?trod without observation.

c()lntrrrEE OF WAYS ANn MEANS.
EXCFIEQCIIt BI LIS AND 'lasi" TREASURY DI
ni the ..... lion ti( the CakSeELl.Olt of the FiXcurgnee,
the /louse sew:vest into a Committee of Ways and Nteaus
to
coosidt r fui Gar ut the suopty to he grouted to his Majesty.
lie the Comm:fits., the Richt Hon. Gentleman said, that, in
his getters! opruirg, a few days before, lit had towil• an (pH a •
statenieut nr what the service of the year would rail for, as
reudered it ntmemirsary for him to recapitulate the replants-
tmo he bad then The unly motive whirl) induced
ban, at that time, to postpooe the motion, which he was
wow ohm., to make, was, its not bring strictly conformable
with Pao liementary regularity. The particular olijortl to ,
hr was shout to call the Members uf 11w Cnritusittec,
vas a vote to complete the grant of laelittpur hills awl of
Irish Treasury bills. The total amount of nutuuded d. he,
Coder the head of Eschequer bills, for last year. was
42,000.0001. of which 44,500.001. were
quer bills. and 4,140,0001. Irish Trimwery bibs. by pro.
vomit which bad already Lewis made, that amount would be
lowered m Ihr room of 10,5041,0001.—comprising 6,000001.
held by the Batik of Fme;land, mot 6,600,01)01 which were in
the hands of individuals. There were therefore 8.2.b00,9001.
he provided fur. Of this corn, 20.000,00)1. lied already
been granted iu Exchequer bills, and lie was now about
p. tipose s vote of F.xeltiquer hills to the amount of
111.500,040/., and 2,000,0001. in Irish Treasury bills, to
webs up the defied. The next point winds he lad
to layisefort the Committee wits a prupouition for appl)iug
eurplue 244,60111., beingi difference between
tiesopply
granted and the expeuiliture of the last year. 'h um ha
1....11cl to be made use of in aid of the service uf the ;fretless
Neel.. %V. 0.13 LIT made this gell/11111 opening, usually called the
Budget, he took the anionut of the ',venues' 54,000,0001.--
giluipering the quarter ended the Stu of April, in
the pres.sit )t-ar, with the corresponding quarter in the Net
wear,
vrar, he stated asat there was an improvement .of 450,0001.
But he s•sn, observed, that there ways dioniuution in the rut -
riot four email«, *a(ar as it had torn wade op, of 11)0,0001.
lie kiwi now the satisfaction to state to the Committee that
the produce of Ilse last quartee, made up us' Saturday last,
exceeded that of the corresponding use of last year by up.
wards of 300,000 L eiclusively of the duly on tea. -1 Lis lis-
rresse had not arises' fnuni articles ruhjectid to the uew taxes,
on which it might lit• supposed large payments hail been
mode Pa advance. lie tlitpught it %koala he et atifyisic to the
Ca nom tttttt to be informed or this so attong t prouf of tin.
viiinowient in the state °Poise reveuite.--(//eur ;—The Right
Gellilt Man theit
11.1 t it is the opinion of Ibis Committee. that, toworda
raising the supply to be granted to his 31-jeety, these he
crhated the sew of aiStern without live lisiodreil thownod
pentads, for the service of Grist Itt ital.' fur the ykar
The- question having helm put,
Air J. SMITU said he vridiii to know from tilt Right Hon.
wan what was this amount ut khicbcipter Wits soil uf
T.c.isury bills it. the Manisa iudivitiels, exclusive of
loose lima-n.1.1 with the Basikshf England awl, 'related pre.
songs to last March, oud what it would be at the did of the

t•or
The CuANerr.t.nß of the 4rICIIPIP.:111 replied, that the
&rouging u; Eacheilorr IsiUs 3ruU Id Irish 'Fretuittry bills 40,1 t.
•1411•Lile, aftir undi-sc"stig (he stinsiaatiuu of la siMing,., in
hr had adrtrtad. aduld he al! without and a halt at
tkit . the year The-Treu-tiry ball ill the bands she
bail at idand at that itair paies !at Ira sustaisas and a halt.
Tile !SAW. u( Lagleall .w,at:d hold 14 aii.lheas. the 11) ten-
iit•.llll64)*W ia West Laida helot iu smetii a datniussting alive
go...,:iuus, whirls was la La that lately iu thr course a
)..as . I.l.llarlihr otstrians assJ • half (rum th• tutal
two uniatandsug, 36 rail Mon% and a half, ii would appe.tr
:104t t.aeaty.tatt u.Qlu.si ago a il.de .910111 J ibCll 16C it itid
as Js of in.:iviJa44 front,. !hate held by tl.e Bud,"
us K ght Cou. llhrtatkiaaa, :.ter a vary shed 'stet's),