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London, England, 1825-03-15 00:00:00

PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, AIONDAY, 51AncH 144
Prayers were read at ten o'clock by the Bishai,of •
-In the Appeal of" Rutledge v. Rutledge," neenunsel 'Sp=
pearing for the Appellant, the party not. being quite ready, i
the. Appeal Was ordered to be placed at the bottom ofthe Cause
List, and the said Appellant to defray the costs of 'the day.
" Price and others v. James and others," frohy'th o'ourt of
Chancery-(of Great Sessions), 'Wales, was then proceed:A with,
when MT. SHADWELL and Mr. RICKETS were heard for the
Appellants, and Mr. SUGDEN for the Respondents. • .
Adjourned at nearly four o'clock, during' pleagure, and at
20_ininutes to five the House resumed.

Mr. Fanuax, from the East India Dock Company, pre-
sented the annual accounts. of the Company's Receipts and
Disbursements, at the Bar.
Papers were delivered in the Divorce case of " Petre v.
Petre."

MESSAGE FROM THE COMMONS.
Mr. GREEN, Mr. DUGDALE, Mr. STUART WORTLEY.
and others, brought up the Glebe Lands Exchange' Bill
(with the amendments made by their Lordships as agreed 46).
as also two Road Bills, which latter were afterwards read a
first time.

. Fiord KENYON reported that their Lordships' Committee,
to whOm the North Road Bill was referred, had agreed to the
some-,

Adjourned at a quarter pot five o'clock till to-morons,

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

EAST INDIA DOCK COMPANY.
An. Officer from the East India •Dock Company presented
Accounts of the Receipts and Expenditure of the CompanY.
Mr. MUNDY brought up Bills for Making and Repairitrg
various Roads in Yorkshire.

STEAM NAVIGATION.
Mr. JOLIFFE brought up a Bill for granting certain
powers to the General. Steam Navigation Company.

KENT RAIC-ROAD.

Sir E. KNATCHBULL brought in a Bill for making. a
Rail-road in the county of Kent, communicating with the town
of Canterbury.—Read a second and third time. Passed.
LIVERPOOL. CANAL.

Lord STANLEY brought up a retort of the CoMmittee on
the Liverpool Canal.—Ordered to lie on the table.. • •
The same Noble
the
brought up a Bill
.for Enclosing
certain Lands in the parish of Doddington, county Cambrit'e.
--Read a first and second time. On his Lordship moving for
the second reading of a Bill for making a Road near Rochdait,
Oldham,

Mr. PHILLIPS observed, that there was already before the
House a Bill on that subject, brought in by the authority of the
trustees. The Bill, now moved, had come from two or three
private individuals.
Sir JAMES MACKINTOSH remarked on the apparent
inconsistency of reading a second time another copy of, a,Lill
which was already before the House.
The SPEAKER. stated that one 'Bill had as good a claim to
be read as another. A second reading of both would not pass
either of them into the nature of laws. Both Bills may he sent
to the same Committee, and there disposed of.
Sir JAMES MACKINTOSIr could not help thinking it a
strange proceeding.
•
Lord STANLEY replied.
On the question for the second reading being put, a division
was called for.

Strangers were ordered to withdraw. The House divided,
when there ,appearing but 16 Ayes and 17 Noes (a number
not sufficient, collectively to constitute a House), the Speaker
adjourned, at THIRTY-FIVE MINUTES PAST FOUR till T‘.l-
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