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rence to this resoluion. When it was considered that it was
past midnight, and especially after what had occurred else-
where, he thought he should only be acting consistently—for
there was nothing like the two Houses of Parliament agreeing
—A laugh)—if -he moved as an amendment that the debate
on the grant be adjourned to the 9th of June.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that
as far as his own convenience was concerned, he should have
been very glad to have brought forward this vote at an earlier
period of the evening.—(Hear, hear.) It was a vote which
did not go to incur any new charge, but merely to enable Go-
vernment to effect the ordinary exchange of Exchequer Bills ;
and if the Hon. Member's proposition was agreed to, such an
exchange could not take place ; and the effect would be very
greatly to embarrass the public business.
Mr. HUME wished to know whether the Bills had to be
exchanged before the 9th of June ;,for it was most desirable
that the House of Commons should first see what step their
betters—(A laugh)—would take on that day.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that
if the vote were postponed till the 9th of June, the public
business would then still further have to be delayed until a
Bill had been passed through all its stages in a Committee of
Supply.

Mr: HUME said that it would be very practicable to pass
such a Bill through all its stages in one day.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said this
might be the case in reference to some Bills, but the forms of
the House interposed difficulties in the.way of passing a Money
Bill so rapidly. It was the law of Parliament that a Money
Bill should only pass through one stage in one day. These
Bills became due on an early day. in June.
Mr. FIUME then consented to withdraw his opposition.
The vote was then agreed to, and the House resumed.
TITHES (IRELAND).

On the motion that the Report on the Tithe resolution be
taken into consideration,

Mr. SHARMA N CRAWFORD--(amid very great confu-
sion and cries of " Go on")—intimated his intention to more
that the consideration of the Report should be postponed till
the 10th of June.

Lord JOHN RUSSELL trusted that the House would not
sanction such a course. If the Hon. Gentleman however de-
sired it, he (Lord John Russell) had no doubt that his Noble
Friend would consent to postpone the second reading till the
9th of June.—(Hear, hear.)
Mr. SHARMAN CRAWFORD repeated his objection to
proceed with the Report that evening.
Mr. C. HINDLE Y moved that the House do now adjourn.
The House divided. The numbers were—
For the adjournment of the House l2
Against it l2B

Majority -116

On the gallery being► opened,
Mr. SHARMAN CRA WFORO said he should not state
his opinion on the provisions of the Bill ; but some of these
n-ere so objectionable, that he would divide the House in oppo-
sition to the motion of the Noble Lord.

The House then divided, ntifin there nere—

For the motion
Against it

126

Majority . ...• -119
The motion was then agreed to.
The house went into Committee on the Post-office Bills.

Sir A. AGNE W proposed a clause, that nothing in the
Act should authorise any person to send or deliver newspapers,
letters, or communications on the Sabbath.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER opposed
the motion.

Mr. TREVOR declared that the proposition of the Hon.
Baronet was ridiculous, and he was making that subject con-
temptible which otherwise was entitled to respect.
Sit- A. AGNEW withdrew his motion.

Mr. AGLIONBY proposed a clause to the effect, that
marks made in newspapers for the sole purpose of directing
attention to any particular paragraph, shall not subject the
paper to the duties of postage, nor the sender or deliverer to
sny penalty.

The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER opposed
:he motion.

After a short conversation the Committee divided, when
;here appeared—

For thc-clatisc .
Agair.Rt it

Majority against the clause..
The licnse then re,umed.

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The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and
:he House adjourned at Half past Two o'Clock.

IRISH MUNICIPAL CORPORATION BILL.
Majority of 190 Peer:, who. voted for the motion of the Duke of
Wellington, that the Committee should be postpowd till the 9th
of June.

P RESENT.
EA RLs.

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Camden
Carteret
Clinton -
Churchill
Clanbr, ssil
C!anwilliam (Fail)
Cotelie.ter
Cowley
Pc Tabley
De Saiimarez
Dumno.
Dyneror
Ellenbor (nigh
Fitzg:lton
Parr
Gage
nay
I leyte.sbury
Kenyon
Kerr (Lothian)
Mat.nors
Meldrum (Huntley)
Alekoss (liatl of
Haddingtoh)
Mor.son
Mon -igu
PenNl!tirst
Prudhoe
Rayleigh
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Redesdale
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Rolle
Saltersford
Sands Saloon
Sinclair
Sondes
Southampf on
Stewart of (iarlies
St. John of Blets.,
Teuterden
Wallace
Wharticlirre
Willoughby Je ErOke
Wyntird

DUKES.'
Pe:mien
Neura,tle
II te:ISPA,
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Hertford
Thornond
Tw idale
West]. va• h

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Abenieen
Abiuedon
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Amherst
Bandon
Beauchamp
Bradford
Cianarvon
Oartnmuth
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Falmouth
f4raham (Montrose)
Ilardw i
I larewood
llarrlngion
Hai rowhy
Hillsborough
Home
Jersey -
I,,en an.: Melville
Limerick
Mansfield

• V tAcouNTs.
Arbuthnot
Bervsford
Cannin.
Can t erl'inry
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Exmon.h
Coif
IL:warden
Hood
Hut,,hinson
Ma!, h:aal
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nrsnors.
Bangor
Cashel
Exeter
Gloucester
Linenln
Lo :don
Winche,ter
Abinger
A,liburt on
Baj'ning
Beidey
Bolton
Boston
Braybrooke
PROXIES.
EA
Mount Edgcambe
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Pern:woke
I'oulett
Po%ris
Somers
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Lorton
Melville
Sittmouth
Strathallan

DUKE.
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Dorsot
Led
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31A fitr
A ylcibury
Bristol

BARONS.
Co'Nine
'relamere
Douglas of Douglas
auviks
Dun.any
Farnborough
Fevefsh,m
Eo be.s
Graittl2y
Gray
I.nelhurst
Oriel
Ormonde (Marquis)
Riv:•rs
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Wigan
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Cz:rringtcn

MINORITY OF 11,
P:: ESENT.
EARLS.
Tinto
Morley
Qx ford
Paget (Uxbr"dge)
Radnor
Rosebery
Scarborough
Sefton
St radirrlke
Tha net
Yarborough
VISCOUNT a
Duneaonon
Melbourne
Torrington

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Clow.urry
I)acre

Denman
Foley

Gardner
Glennlg
Gpdolphin
Hatherton
Holland

Howden
King
Kinnaird
Langdale
Li ford
Lovat

BISHOPS.
Chichester
Durham
Ely
Hereford
Killaloc
Ripon,
:lalisbury

Lined och
Montfort
Moityn

Poltiinore
Saye and Sele
Seaford

Segrave

BARONS.
Arundel
Bateman
Brougham and Vaux
Myron

Stourton
Strailbrd
Suffield

Templemore
Teynham
Vernon

PROXIES.
FJ. LS.
Essex
Ferrers
Gosford
Granville
Huntingdon
Ludlow
Bleath
Mulgrave
Roxburgh
Sherberne
Shrewsbury
Suffolk

VISCOUNTS.
Bolingbrokcl
Dorchester
BARONS.
Auckland
Dormer
Dunally
Erskine

Howard de Walden
Pitinket
Ponsonby
Western
BISHOP.
Lichfield & Coventry

Duke of Somerset
Lord Petre
Marquis of Anglesey
Lord Portman
Marquis of Sligo
Earl of Derby
Lord Dundas
Lord King
Earl of Carlisle