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put into schedule 8., and seven towns now included
in schedule 8., would be allowed to retain their
representatives. Scotland was to have five additiondl
members, and Ireland Jive, so that the total diminution
of Members would be 31. leaving the total number 621'
Witq regard to the voting, many complaints bad bed
made, it was therefore proposed, that in all counties the
right of voting should be extended to all persoio
holding leases of 999 years, and for all thosr hold'
ing leases of sixty years of 10/. a year value.
As respected the voting for towns, it would include,
11 those occupying houses, warehouses, and conziting'
houses.—(Hear.) Wth respect to continuing the right of
free►nen during their lives it was proposed to extend
that to their sons and apprentices whose time had
not yet expired.—(Cries of " Hear.") An alteration
would be made regarding the returning officer who wd
to preside at all elections. That officer would be appointed
by the Sheriff on March 1, every year. The register'
book would sufficiently attest the eligibility of voters•
I think if passed now, the B►ll may be passed in tranquillity
Rut if the House would not listen to the advice which
he humbly offered, he felt that those who undertook the au•
thority in that House against the measure would have a task
to perform which no Minister would he able sucel
cessfully to achieve. If ever there was a Mi
nicer poweful in the esteem of his country from
the services which he hal performed, it was his Grace
the Duke of Wellington ; and if lie, by his opposition to
this measure found that power broken and crushed by a
a storm to which he would not bend, where was the Mi-
nister who could venture to undertake the conduct
of authority in that House, against the united will,
against the clear express wish, against the undeniable de-
cisive voice of the people of the three kingdoms.—(The
Noble Lord sat down amidst long and continued cheers.)
General GASCOYNE next addressed the House.

LILT SITTING.

COUNTRY CORN MARKETS.

DURING LEST WEEK.

Wheat. j Barley.

Oats.

Ter Quarter.
Carlisle,
Carmarthen -
Hex h arn
Morpetit
Pcnrith
Sheffield
irVinchester
Per Bushel.
Coventry -.
Newcastle (Staff)
Northalterton
Stat!brd
Warwick -

s. to s.
6Zi
52 72
60 72

S. to s.
44

s. to s.
38

Y. to s.

33 31
34 38
40
, 46
34 42
6.d. s.d.
4 8 5 4
60 66
36 46
59 63
4 6 5 0
46 50

22 29
' 23
3(i
I 29
' 23 30
's. d. s.d.
36 40
46 50
33 40
3 6 4 0
2 6 3.0
22 26

50 52
36 42
4.5
4.9 46
a. d. e.
56 60
59 60
59 66
7`l 6d
00 00
73 76,
0 0 13 011
10 o 11 Pt'
10 a 12 0
00 00

66 73
R. (1. s. d.
70 9 0
110 113
70 93
90 94
86 90
90 100

Per Roll.
Barnardeastle
Richmond
Stockton

18 0 20 6
16 0 200
18 0 22 0
'l7 0 18 0

11 6 12 0
90 106
10 0 10 8
90 100

86 98
56 76
60 88
68 72

WAKEFIELD CORN MARKET.-April 15.
Wheat, Red, Norfolk and Suf tiss. to 71s. tine 745.
Lin. and Cain. s'4l 655. to 614. fine 725.
-- Yorkshire 584. cas. to 665. fine 70s.
White n2s. 686. to 735. tine 775.
- Foreign, Red 584 645. to 70s. fine 735.
White 625. 6E6. to 725. fine 765.
Barley, Norfolk and Suffolk
- Lincolnshire 29s. to 345. fine 38a.
- Yorkshire \Vold
Foreign
beans,
New ass. to 395. fine 41s
Oats, Potato 27s. to 31€. fine 335.
- -s 2fit. to 295. fine 31s.
- Frierland and Small -s. 244 to 28s. fine
Nlealing liid. to 15d. per Stone.
Shelling 3',6. to 3fis. Od. per Load.
Malt 44s. 475. fine 50s. per Load.
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