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HOUSE OF PEERS,
THURSDAY, MARCH

in the Committee of Privileges, the further con-
sideration of the claim of Sir Cecil thsbopp to the
Barony of Zouch, was, on the Motion of Lord
REDESDALE, postponed to Tuesday next.
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which the same could be made up ; which were
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and the Paddington Canal Coal Bill, were, read a se-
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postponed till the. first Thursday after" the Easter
Recess.—Adjourned till to-morrow (this day).

HOUSE OF COMMONS.

THURSDAY, MARCH 19. -
Mr. CHARLES DUNDAS gave notice, that "he
would), to-morrow, move for leave to bring in a Bill
to extend the time for presenting printed Copies of
Private Bills. -

LANARK ELECTION.
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merits of the Lanark Eledion Petition :
Lord G. H. Cavendish - 'Harvey, Esq. •
1. F. Cawthorne, Esq. Edward Harvey, Esq.
Lord R. E. H. Somerset rilbmas Thornton, Esq.
Charles Chester, Esq. William Bagwell, Esq.
Hon: William Gore Lord Brooke
Thomas Woods, Esq. Right Hon. R. P. Carew

NO:ktINEES.
Charles Dundas, Esq. lohn Patterson, Esq.

Mr. Woodford, from the Exchequer, presented
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pursuant to. Address, and not made good by Parlia-
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HALF-PAY OFFICERS, &c.

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sidences. In the object of this'll' all would agree :.
it was one which was very desirable if it could be,
effeCted, and he could anticipate no objection to it..
He therefore need not trouble 'the House at length on
the subject. He concluded by moving for two EiliS ;
the one to pay the allowance as above, and the, other
to enable the. Kilmainham 'Hospital Commissioners.
to make regulations for the more easy and speedy
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SCOTCH TAXES.

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colle&ion of Taxes in Scotland. 'His objth was
to have the money lodged in 'the Scotch Banks as

soon as colle6ted, .nd to have it remitted from thence

ter the Bank of England. There could be no ob-
jeaion to this. Parliament had last year OM on
the principle with respect to England, and now it
was proposed to extend the regulation to Scotland,
with the variation necessary from local circum-
stances. This variation was to. have the money
lodged in the Scotch Banks in the first instance. It,
was proposed, that the colleelots silquld, on the last
day Of every month, make. up theaccount of receipts
for that month, and deliver them, with the -1,1
prL.uce,
to the Receiver4;eneral. And the Receiver-Gene-
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of them punauallY as he received it, one moiety in
the Bank of Scotland, and the other moiety in the
Royal Bank of Scotland. As there were two char-,
tered Banks, it was thought advisable to. put them
so far on an equality. Another provision was, that
when ,the money lodged in the Banks amounted to
50001. they should be obliged to remit them to the
Bank of England. As . the money in the handS of
the Receiver-General was subjeCt to creational de-
mand, there was a provision requiring him to state
these to 'the Cashiers of the Banks, who would be
empowered to
,retain as much as would answer the
claims. The accounts were to he open to the in.
speaion of the Lord Advocate for the time being,.
or to any person appointed by him,: He' con-
cluded by moving for a Bill pursuant to these
propositions.

_
Mr. ROSE • approved of the measure, as • it would
certainly prevent inconvenieneies that had occurred
in one or two instances.

Lord HENRY Plivry then proposed that it should
be carried through the first stages as soon as possible,
in order to be sent to Scotland.—Leave g►ven. . •

ROYAL FAMILY ANNUITY.
Lord HgNRY PIA'TV moved for leave to bring
in a Bill to render perpetual the Royal Family
Annuities, with a view to corre& an inaccuracy
that had.occurred in the Bill of last year.--Leave
given.
_L

Mr. HUSK ISSON postponed Lis Finance Resolu-
tions till Monday.

Mr. VANSITTART moved for leave to bring in a
Bill to extend the Custom Regulations to the Out-
ports.—Leave given.
Sir Jon NE.WPORT gave notice, that he would
to-morrow move fur leave to bring in a Bill to
Amend an At relative to the Wages of Servants.