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London, England, 1841-03-03 00:00:00

MORNING EDITION•

spirit, bet' thou it had failed in that ol,ject. fle 4Chl
glad thatriAt- Frio. brought forward Iv= sobiuckl,ret
hc- hope he Wmild it up by movies, fer the
C :oittee to .to the SVrt.jll of ednea-i!lr,
l
Col,ege of M. ynoo.h. The Note Lord the Soce,`7";
fo, Ireland Lad ti about this Icing a poor and 00';
able grant ; why did he not come forward, tberefere, au'
ask for a larger one ? He objected to the grant, ter-asi:
he thought the system adopted at MaY12"1,111 Whis
founded on bigotry and superstitions an. -
wish was that his fellow-subjects of the Ronan
Catholic pet suasi.,n should be educated liberally
He opposed the grant, not because it fostered the religious
feelings of his countrymen, but because it tended to Fu:
courage feelings and acts which were equally opposed w
their own free sentiments and to the laws of the
(Cheers.) If the people of I: eland were g.",verued
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firm and decided snanrer, and the laws were proper 1
put in force, the people ef Ireland would Le of
th
well conducted and obedient to e laws as the people
any other part of the empire.
Leave was then given to b. ing in the Bill.
Sergeat.t JACKSON then moved for a copy of a leides'
ter
of Col,nel Carey, NI litary Secretary to the Comm
of the Forces land, dated the 4th day of April 1814'
addressed to Sir E. B. ',ALM ale., Miller Secretary- W
the Lord- Lieutenancof Ireland ; and. of the letter of Sir
F. B. Littlehales, datel the sth day of May 1814, un-
dressed to Sir George Hewitt, Commander of the Forces
in Ireland ; also, Copy of the letter of Lord Aylmer, Adja•
tent-General is Leland, addressed to the Military Secre-
tary of the CoMmander of the Forces, dated the 4tb
dal
of March 1819 ; and of the letter of Sir E. B. Baker,
addressed to Sir George Beckwith, Commander of the
Forces in Ireland, dated the 16:11 day of March 181%e
also, Copy of the Memorial of H. B. Cler
in the Adjutant-Ge:leral's office in Ireland, to th
Lords Commls,ioners of the Treasury, and of the
a-.swer thento, dated the 2J day of March 183
Thu Hon and Lurce 1 Geratleman then moved for arcs
of the quantity ef deals and planks imported into the
cf Cork during the year ending the sth day of Janus
,V.
1841 ; distinguishing the quantities cf each particular
tner,sien.
,a mid
The other Orders cf the Day were then disposedo'r
the Howse Adjourned at Tae've o'Clock.

PARLIAMENTARY DIVISfO•

(1 rc.,m the Totes and Proceedings of the House of Conssisioso
MONDAY, MARCH 1.

SUPPLYLIn Committee.
Motion made, and Question put, " That a sum, not ex_e_,,desj.
ing 161,500/. be granted to her Majesty, to defray then e;—de
of the Naval Expenditure beyond the grants for the y!__
ing on the 31st day of March, 180 :"--The rn
Coautty`
vided

MAJORITY--AYES,
Alaercremby, G. R Gnu!burn, Henry
k'Court. Capt k., Harcourt, G. G.
Adam, Sir Charles IL.,athcoat, J.
krchbold, Robert ileetor, C. J.
Baring, F T. Hepburn, Sir T. B.
Barnard, E. G. HAI-louse, T. B.
Berkeley, F. H. Hollond, Itched
Bewc,, T. Horsman, Edward
l'-lair, James Hoskins, K. •
Bodkin, John James Howard, B. G.
Brawston, T. W. Howard, P. 11.
Bridgman, Hewitt James, William
Briscoe, J. I. Jerniyn, Lord
Brocklehurst, J. Johnstone, Hope
Bra therton, J. Kemble, Henry
Busfeild, William Knatchbull, Sir E.
Canning, Sir S. Langdale, lion. C
Chapman, A. Lennox, Lord G.
Chichester, J. I'. B. Macauley, T. B.
Clay, NV. MacKenzie, NV. F.
Clerk, Sir George Maule, Hon. lox
Cochrane, Sir T. Maunsell, T. P.
Collier, John NI elgue.d, Lord
rmry, Itii,lit lion. 11. Morris, David
Dalrymple, Sir A. Morrison, James
Eastuor, Viscount Muskett, George A
Egerton, Lord F. Naglo, sir it
Elliot, lion. J. E. . Nicholl, J.
Ellice, A. Notrevs, Sir D. J.
Ferguson, Sir Robert O'Brien, W. Smith
Gordon, Robert PalinerAon, Visct.

Parnell, Sir H.
Pechell, Captain
Pinney, W.
Plum ptre. J • • .
Power, Jan,"
r '
Rose, Sir Georg,
Russell, Laid
Rutherford, A.
Seale, Sir J.
Sheil, R. L.;
Smith, R. ern°
i'llroeichee% si .
•
Somers, J. P. R. C.
Stanstield, Iv•
Stock, pr._ lei
Style, Sir co.
Tufnell, 11.
Turner, ag"—
Verney, Sir
C,
Vivian, MaJor
White, A..
White. Luxe I
White, samuesir
‘Vinningtoo,
Wood, C.
Wood, B.

TILLEINt
DOa'Fimerernayll:lt•ra, •

DiA, 0.
Benjamin
Fielden, J.
Hamilton, Lord C.

NORITY-NOES, 8.
Johnson, General wakley, Thor)Os
!larstand, H. Tia.usta.
iurner, William Hume, .1.,..
..O ~A
Sibtliorp, LA"—

PARLIAMENTARY BUSINES'

NOTICES GIVEN AT THE PRIVATE BILL Or. -cl""
SATURDAY. Fee. 27.
Brompton an.l Earls Court Road,—Com. on Pet., Minch 10. h Ic•
Great Leinster and Munster Railway,—Com. on Pet, 14firciS
Ardrossan Harbour,—Committee on Petition, postponed
March 2 till March 5.
Chelsea Pocr,—Second Reading, March 3.
Bolckow's Naturalization,—Second Reading, March 3. wil.'"
Collyweston Inclosure,—Committee on Bill, March 8, it
Southorpe Inclosure,—Committee on Bill, March 8, at tO]ocll
South Western Railway Bill (No. I),—Committee on Bill;
6, at two.

MONDAY, MARCH 1.
Coundon Inclosure,—Committee on Petition, March 12:.,ar0 S.
Christchurch and Lyndhurst Road,—Second Reading, i''`a ref!.
Glasgow and Dundyvan Junction Railway,—Committee •
Con, postponed from March 3 till March 5. P°6t'
Shotts and Wilsontown Railway,—Committee on Pel--I°°'
pune I from March 3 till March 8. gar'
Stoke-upon-Trent, &c., Small Debts,—Second Reading,_. pas
Scrabs!er Ilarbour,—Committce on Petition, postpone('
March 4 till March 8. a.
web ,
Wicklow Harbour,Com. on Petition, adjourned till "'"-
Gourdon Harbour (No. 2),—Corn. on Pet., adjourned till
Dundalk and Bainbridge Road,—Committee on Petition'
journed till March 9.
Sedgley Road,—Second Reading, March 5.
Thames Haven Duck and Railway,—Committee on
postponed from March 3 till March 10.
Nottingham Gas,—Second Reading, March 5.
Harrogate Improvements,—Second Reading, March 5.
Hawkliurst Junction Road,—Second Reading,
March O. yer
Dian and Chapter of Westminster's Estate,—Couloilitee
tition, March 12.
Waningore Inclosure,—Second Reading, March .5.
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It A ILWAYS.
Durham and Sunderland Railway Bill.—Read second ti°4
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committed, and referrei to the Committee of Selection.
issolel,
Petitions for a more fair and equal rate of /put
upon passengers by railway; from the Manct.tesler, Goollg"
and Bury Canal Navigation and Railway Company ; and
and Glasgow Railway Company ; to lie on the table. ,rtetV
Manchester and Leeds Railway.—Petition for Bill f`r--„
Report referred to the Select Committee on Standing Orde.-400
• so.
West Durha n Railway.—Petition for Bill reported;
ordered to be brought in by Mr. Harland, Mr. Bowel, '—
Liddell.