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London, England, 1825-05-26 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25.
This being the day upon which the _Whitsuntide recess end.
cal in this /louse, the Bishop of Chester read prayers at ten
o'clock, and the Appeals were then proceeded with.
Baron Gitfind sat as Deputy Speaker, when the appeal, of
" Mackay a. iced Keay," from the Court of Session, was call-
ed for ; upon which -Sir. Bosanquet (in continuation) and Sir.
Brougham were heard :for the appellant; 111+. tihadweil and.
Sir. Keay for the respondent; and 14r.•Bosanquet in reply.—
Jedginent on Friday.
In the next appeal case, " Dalgllsh.v. the Duke of Athol,"
;:lso from the Court of-Session, Sir. Shadwell and Mr.
re heard for the appellants, when further proceedings were
atljournel to Friday next (to-morrow.)
A ppellate.Peers, the Duke of ,Rutland, Earl Manvers; and
the Earl of Orford.
T ;le LORD DEPUTY now adverted to the appeal of " M-
ew, v. Mitchell," which be noticed on Friday last. He was
eot then quite prepared (his Lordship said) to make up his own
rind respecting the quantum as to costs ; but, after further
ee,,ideration, he had only to move an affirmance of judgment,
10/. costs.
About half-past four, the Lord CHANCELLOR took his
seat upon the Woolsack.
COUNTY COURTS' DEBTS' RECOVERY.
The Duke of RUTLAND presented petitions from a Hun-'
.:red in Leicestershire, and from Wisbeach in the Isle of Ely,
,n favour of the County Courts' Bill.
Marquis CORNWALLIS presented a similar petition from
the (-ay of Hereford.
The LORD CHANCELLOR had likewise a petition to pre-
sent on the subject of the aforesaid Bill, which, however, he
should postpone to another stage.
The same Noble and Learned Lord observed, that he was
intrusted with another of those numerous petitions which had
lately been offered -to their Lordships, praying that .a recent
Bill, entitled.an Act to provide for the Removal of those Dis-
qualifications under which his Majesty's Roman Catholic sub-
ects were represented to labour,- might not be passed into a
law. But, as the consideration of that Bill had, -upon last
Wednesday, been postponed for six months, it was unneces-
sarj, for him to take any step.
Lord R.E DESDA LE presented petitions from -Ripon in
Yorkshire, and from certain of the Inhabitants of the Midland
Counties in favour of the County Courts' Bill.
MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS.
Lord Cr. Somerset, Sir Thomas Ackland, and a number of
cohers, brought up the Isle of Man Bill, and someprivate Bills,
vd,ich were afterwards read a first time.
Upon the motion of the Earl of SHAFTESBURY, the Irish
Chancery Bill, the Chelsea Pensioners' Bill, and the Packet's
restage Bill were severally read a third time and passed, and
rr..:ssaged to the Commons..
A number of witnesses were resasctively sworn.
NATURALIZATION..
Viscount MELVILLE gave notice of his intention to bring
_in a Bill respecting the Naturalization Laws to.naorrow.
The same Noble Viscount laid a series of Canadia Corn Re-
erns on table, which were ordered to be printed fot the infor.
--..znation of the House. -
. Atij,nirt:ed at half-past five o'clock, to-to-morrow, when the
Ll,ortl Chancellor is expected to restsme.the.lisaripg of appeal'.