The National Register.
London, England, 1822-03-03 00:00:00

T1111711,SD!1 Y, rea. 28.

Mr. R. Si! A IV presented a Petition from tins householders
of Dublin, tirityine fur the repeal of the %%below duty.
Lord DUN CA NNON presented a petition from Mr. R.
Stephenson, complaining of the nndue return of Mr. Good-
burn for West Lome.—Ordered to he taken into consisieration
Anti! IS.
Lord ',AIRINGTON presented a petition, signed by 4600
peroms belongine h. the Plitenix and other friendly societies
of PIN moot h.dor k, praying for the repeal of the :Id and
4th sections of 59th of Oro. I 11. regarding friendly societies.
The noble Lord said, the sod, ties sustained great injury
frinn the netes.ity at two I 1111 l sebeeper,, worth 3(11. each to
Le trustees. Out of '26 moieties, IS had in coosequent e been
abolished.
Mr. COURTLNAY was sorry (lint the art had been mis-
conceived ; it ceitaiiity hail no reference to societies formed
beliire the pas•iiu or the 0,1. Bit ir it were entii rived that
since amendment ii as necessary, lie had nh onjection to the
petition being referred to u coati The act certainly
was not intended to have a retrospertive operation.—petition
read. and ordered to be printed.
Mr. MO.:Hi:ROI! 111 E prest•otud a petition front the
f:iimatisitionera of the general maim. of Edinburgh, praying
that th.• Edinburgh police lull might nut pass into a law.—
Referred to the cunuttifter on the hill.
Mr. HUME moved (or relic-Hs of pensions and salories,
'trawled in Ik2 I, which mild the tour shillings duly, eke.-
o,tlered.
Ton p •tit, , one from Bruton, Somersetsliiie, the tither
from Loath, Lincoli.shire, weir presented, complaining of
hK.ieuthrr;,l.listi,.,.Ordered to he printed.
II r. CURW IA said, after Easter he should, if ministers
did not, Icing forwairt soine mot km to equalize Ilt,, duties till
tallow imported ri Russia,, ike with those on limier and
eau se. It e,oi'd allbrd the opportunity of removing the
Mows on CallnlcS, snap, Ike.; it would produce :doom
700,0001. Ile hoped gentlemen who hitd promised nt
corm, meetings to enforce reduction, would realize their
pleilgi a in that House,
Mr. SY ICES congratulated the Douse oil the 6 rter;n;
prospects Dint &tom d 011 them, in comenueuee of the t
au
members who hail said Dint they could nu longer support the
milligtery4. lie mailitisitied that nothing but a reduction of
ILr rople's bort liens mould ;Ilford relief. Ile was surprised
that it owl urged by some, that a reduction of taxation would
no relief; those is ho belt such doctrine. n.0•1.1e pre.
paied to contend Duo co iurream. of lases a 'lulu re no ad-
linioll to the tttt übies.—(Hear, hear )
Mr. 110 BIIOUS E gave notice that to-morrow !,e shield
present a petition from Mr. I 1 mit, ond he should tio•n peril.
cularly tall the attention of the I f two, Io its pray. r.
Sir M. W. RI DLEY gave notice, that to-morrow in the
committee 01 supply, he should move the reduction ofit he
Loud of the Admirrilly'eealaries.
Mr. BAN KES gave • notice, that to morrow he should
bring forward at motion on the subject of the sink Mg Ann..
The LORD ACVOCATE moat d fur leave to bring in
hill to uteetal the entitle tf art minting in the 11.44411.1urA115,
to prevent the nonresidence of magistrates, &c.
Lord A. HAMILTON sins ate prised, after all Vie repot Is
na ilie subject, thnt the Lord Adam ate should au.ske ibis
mot •..11 .1, a matte' id coructe.
Motion agt led (40.