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the House to take advantage of a temporary and accidental
coolness on the part of the people respecting questions of eco-
nomy, and a tendency to spend the people's money as if they
were never more to be in want of it, he should therefore con.
tinue to give the measure his strenuous opposition.—(Loud
cheers.)

EAST INDIA JUDGES' BILL.
Mr. WYNN (in Committee) proposed an amendment upon
the Bill, increasing the salaries and retiring allowances of the
J tsiges. . _ •

Mr. FORBES said a few words, which *did not reach the
gallery.
After some few remarks from Mr: W. SMITH, Mr. WTXN,
Mr. TitANT, and Sir T. BARN(, the resolutions were agreed
to. The report was then brought up, and ordered to be taken
into further consideration on Thursday next, and the Bill to be
printed.
The other Orders of the Day were then disposed of, and the
liouse adjourned at HALT-PAST TWYLVW.

PAItIIANIENTARY. PROCI!'iEDINGS.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.
Luna', 30° the Mali, 15(25.

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IllEssAar from the Loans—That they have agreed to—
Duke of Athoß.'s Bill, Renfrewshire Roads Bill, Glasgow
ImproVement Bill, and Christ Church, &c. (Hants) lnclo-
sure -Bill, without amendment.
ROADS—Mary-le:bone and Finchley-'-Further time granted to
. make Reports.. Kilpatrick, 'Glasgow and Reaburn Bridge,
Canterbury and Ramsgate, 'and Doncaster and Thorne--Bills
reported, to be ingiossed. - Ross-shireßill rend a third
time,. and passed.
litcr.ostlnrs--NOrthall (Middlesex).
White Ladies Aston ( Worcester), and
Scrayinghani (York)
TITHES—St. Botolph (Bishopsirate) Bills reports& to be
l'avi s 0 —lleviies be Leamington Priors ingrossed.
SHAMS WATER ' .. ' E . .
lininors—South Esk

Sisssiows—SalFord Hundred
COMPANIES—London and Westminster Oil Oak, and Atlan-

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•..._ tic Steam NavigatiOn—Furtber time granted. Arigna Iron
and. Coal, Tropical Free Labour, . and Imperial (Ireland)
Mining- i
Mining-bills reported, to be ngrosmed. . -,. .
llntairot. 'fowl; DuEs—Eight Petitions, against—to lie on

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the table.
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I MPR ovEmi:NTS—Tothin_ficld‘—rtill read a third time, and
passed. Macclesfield, Bognor, and Dundee--Bills reported,
to be ingrosseti. Brighton—Two Petitions from Brighton,
against—to lie on the table.
PI E R—Sid MOO th
CANAL— Liskeard and Lone ,Bills reported, Reports to lie
DocKs—Kingston-upon-flull on the table.
DRAINAGE— Ancholme .
ESTATES--17netes—Ilill read. a third time, anal paved.
Clowe's—llill read a second time, and committed.
Rattways—West Lothian —Bill reported, Report to lie on
the table. Edinburgh arid Dalkeitit—Bill put off" for six
Months. Liverpool and Manchester—Two Petitions, against
..—referreil to the Connnittes on the. Bill. _ .

WATERWOR its—Paisley—FM-tiler time granted.. Limerick—
Bill
reported, Report to lie on the table. •.•
NAVItAT row—Clyde—Bill reported, to be ingrossed. Lough
Neagh, &c. (Ireland), and Portsmouth and Arundel—Billa
reported, Reports to lie on the table.
'Poort—Montgomery anti Poole 1
JURIES
TRATTSPOnTe ix THE COLONIES [ Bills read 11 third time,
LUNACY TRAVERSE and passed.
CANADA TENURES
Excrsu.ow SwEETs
NATURALIZATION—Brandt! Bills read a second time,
DI von CE—Peter's j and committed.
Pnisow Laws (Ireland) BlLL—Petition from University of
Edinburgh, against-=to lie on the table.
SAL}iON FttIIERY BlLL—Petition from Dublin, against—to
lie on the table.
JUntcAT Hu E (Scotland) BlLL—Petition of Sheriff Clerks of
Scotland, for compensation—to lie on the table.
'LowLAitn CHURCHES (Scotland)
Co Lo x its TitAnc. -Bills read a first time.
.PILOTAGE
COMBINATION LAWS--TWO Petitions against—referred to the
Select CoMmittee.

NOTICES OF NOTIONS FOR THIS D AY.
1. Mr. John Williams—To present Petition, complaining of
delays in the Co,irt of Chancery.
Y•
9 'Mr Dawson—Bill to continue for one year Act 3 (leo. 4,
,
c. 77, for amending the Laws for regulating the manner of
licensing Alehouses in England, and for more effectually
' preventing disorders therein. - •
3. 3lr. Grattan—Return of Persons admitted into Corporations
in. Ireland (1820-1825), and an Account of Stamp Du-
ties thereupon for the same period.
4. ooulburn—Bill to regulate Lunatic Asylums in Ire-
' land.
ORDERS OF THE DAV FOR THIS D.Y.
1. Cotton Mills Regulation'Blll-:-- Committee.
2. Britiyh Consuls Bill—Committee.
3: Townlantl Boundaries (Ireland) Bill—Committee.
4. Labourers' Wages Bill—Second reading.
5. Supply—Report.
6. Lunatic Trustees Bill—Committee., . .
7. Survey of Townlands (Ireland)—Committee thereupon. •
E. London Collegeßill—LSecond reading.
. 9. Supply—Report (Giant to Mr. M'Mam).
I 10. Courts of Justice.BuildiUg(Scotland)—Report thereupon.
11. Excise Measures Regulation Bill—Committee. •
.12, Church Lands Exchange Bill—Second reading.
13. Pilotage Bill—Second reading. . .
14. Assimilation of the Currency—Committee thereupon..

NOTICES GIVEN YESTERDAY.
Wednesday, June 1. '
Air. Spring Rice—Bill to regulate Petty Senions in Ireland.
Thut sday, June 2.
Mr. Sykes -Reduction of the Duty on Soap and Tallow
Can Iles. _ • ,_

Wednesday, June 8.
Mr. Dickinson—Bill for the summary punishment of wit:
mon Assaults.

Thursday, June 9.
Mr. Hume—Bill to amend Acts regarding the discipline of
the Navy; also regarding power at present exercised of
Flogging without Cousts

PRIVATE BILLS.
Second Readings for This P.
Birch's and Tates Estates.