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London, England, 1841-03-31 00:00:00

I,l_,lptiNi NG EDITION

IMPER IA L PARLIAMENT.

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ROUSE OF LORDS, MARcH 30.
he rI of„
r:IIAF I,sBURY. his seat on the Wool-
-144, at FN.: o'Clock.
TeOrr the on tion Viscout.t DUNCANNON, the
t001.414e Acts Or laud) Bill, t e Turnpike Acts Conti.
hilnee I, and East India Rum Duties Biil, were sew-
nY, 'tad a third tim,, aid passed.
f.he Earl of CL A RENDON present,..d a petition
~`,.7c Lender, prayiag that the toll might be taken off the
rtan hr;dge,.
to itthe Earl of H A RRO WB Y
:presented three petitions
• e sa"'" dreet ; a.lo a petition from Northampton
talntit the Po I
The !rn, aws.
NTC A SHE 1., presented a petition
Surrey, praying that the toll might be taken off the
The licitf„,,''hop 01 LINCOLN iraented a petition from
tit Pr'''.viFg a revision of t-.e law on e subjeA of
goers""sBeneers from the Commons brooght up the River
nilat Faerics Bill, which was read a first titer.
I THEATRICAL REPRESENTATIONS.
o„,•,:r1 LYNDHURST gave notice thrit imme,:iate!y
1111% the E.:ster recess he should present a petiti in on the
tyi et ftheatr cal rept e;art:ltinns in the Metropolif, with
le% to anal eration in the law reirting thereto.
SOUTH AUSTRALIA.
Irithne Earl of RIPON had moved fir papers conr.ected
tb the Colony of S, uth Austridra, and some papers on
tooVulijeet had been laid before the House. He Lad
d over these documents, but he was unable to cons-
*Zed tee financial sti,t meets of the affairs of the colony,
tats` aPpecreß to l ins to Le in a very confused and un-
Th
litubh r-ldarquis of
e"." which the motion of his Noble Friend referred to.
tou
aid, that negctiatilns sere going on on the
holeeet of the financial accounts the colony, which he
?ricil would elucidate the matter.
Ma-quis of NORMANBY presented a petition
kit? a society of persons in Edinburgh calling thernselv_ s
tlact,„°nal Religionist, playing for an inquiry into their
tar i'"?. The Noble Marquis stated that he did not cen-
t/ the prayer of the petition.
POOR-LAWS (IRELAND).
Itr" tnatpris of NORMANBY said, with reference to
di; trong, who was to have been examined yester-
titiZtit in consequence of whose absence the inves-
bt—*W" Was postponed to this day, he had not
from Ireland. Some mistake had taken
relative to the issuing of the summons to that
it:ll.e which be (the Marquis of Normanby) supposed
toe cause of his non-attendance on the Howe.
ttdiedlr er to a question from Lord ELLENBO-
wit Nt BLit MARQUIS stated that' be understood the
110,Pr Mr. Armstrong's attendance was sent from that
.eon Friday last, and was delivered at the Horne-
Seturdav, whence it was transmitted on the same
84'd° but as there was no delivery in that city on
tei,egis it was probable that Mr. Armstrong did not re-
ihe order till Monday.
Toe
Lo, conversation was then dropped.
t,, ROSEBERY presented three petitions, pray-
, %It :I" medical directors be appointed fir an administra-
- lir the Poor-law as far as regards the sick poor.
isa Marquis of Bate presented petitions from Paisley
the:ther plaees in Scotland praying for the abolLion of
C-11 patronage.
EASTER HOLIDAYS.
wo The Duke of WELLINGTON wished to ask for what
s_tt was intended to move the adjournment•of the
17,0 during the Facer holidays.
R:d MELBOURNE i:aid he proposed on Tuesday
astiLr of April, to move the adjournment of the House
TiThursday the 221.
r Lordships then adjourned until Thursday next.

no USE OF COMMONS, MAXCH 30.
phed The' PRAIM took the Chair at the usual hour.
last"..e F
Aatan tberie3 Bill was read a third time, and
tire Ardrossan Harbour Bill was read a second time.
ea, ••GROTE moved that it Le an instruction to the
ettvtittce of Selection to apps int the Committee on Bur-
-4p Naturalization Bill for Thursday the Ist day of
text, and iving notice the eof at the Private Bill
t. helcrt Wednesday the 31st of March.—Agreed to.
4,,in
; • 13 YNO presented a petition from Kingsland.road,
g that th... WA:113o and other bridges be opened.
h9g au " beanhead Reservoir Bill was read a second time.
Naturalizatwn BM was recda third time, and
Psi. . n ..minster Roads Bill was read a third time, and
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L A WALSALL ELECTION.
to:te ELIOT', as Chairman of the Walsall Election
14,a, iniitee, appeared at the bar of the House with the
Mr*-neirt of the Committee. The Report stated that
Pki`• Gladstcne was duly elected to sit in
the lament for the borough of Walsall, and that neither.
*l-4- Pfetition against the return nor the opposition to it
ttet.,467410us or vexaVous. The Committee further
Pre;, that that very considerable treating existed both
d°4 alts to and during tie election, but by reason of the
eo,(tal nature of the evidence, they were unable to
"lect it with the sitting Member or his agent.
Her r' DUNCOMBE presented a petition from the over-
llei",,iitud Parishioners of Shepperton, in Middlesex, com-
o-ng of tie operation ot the new Poor-law Act.
I,rneneral LYGON presented a petition from Wolver-
ar°na praying for increased church accommodation.
r' EsTcoußT presented I e itions from Warwick-
yet. Wiltshire, and other places, to the same effect.
C.!' BAINES presei.ted a petition from 900 Roman
or t,, of the Borough of Leelse praying. that. paupers
ttleat.persuasion in the workhouses might receive spine-
!chef from clergymen of their own religious per-
eakl3r.
MARK Co; —ARK PHILIPS prefeete I a petition from the
proyeration of Maechester, praying that the present high
tioeletive duties might be done away with. Also a peel-
-4; f"cm the Society of Rational Religieeists of Manches-
OTlYing fur an inquiry into their d, ctriuev.
lalee:oa ROLLESTON presented a peti ion from a
In NuttinehernOare in favour of Church Extension.
No-,kr. AINSWORTH presented a petition from Edg-
lecur; in Lancashire, against certain clauses in the Poor-
. ; also a Fetition from the Belton and Lancaster
Compeny, against the Railway' Regulation 1311.
ter* T. PARKER presented a petition from the North
..I'fit Railway Company to the same effect.
teed. • MACKINNON presented a petition from the
tleete4 prefeAion of Bristol praying that a medical
lay 8111 might to appointed by a new provision in the Pour-
svhose duty it would be to grant relief to the
hiPoor in workhouses.
Dikte' FOX M AUL E presented several petitions from
troV in Scotland, praying for the abolition of Church ya-
ce,r R'; also a petition from some place in Scotland against
Yang the mails be railway on the Sabbath.
I‘,..ANTERBURY ELECTION PETITION.
tritC° fulloeing Members were sworn at the table a Com-
tie, et to try the merits of the petition complaieing of an un-
tii return tor the City of Canterbury. 'f ee Hon. Robert
t ye, Chairman ; Edward Buller, Esq., J. W. Hogg,
'W. J Blake, Esq., J. J. Hope Johnstone, E-q., W.
Ludlow Bruges, Esq., and Patrick Chalmers, Eq.
DUNCOMBE presented a petition from some
sapll Yorkshire, in favour cf Church Extension.
° NORREYS presented a petition from some place
sttfordshire, in favour cf Church Extension.
re r• BARNARD presented a petition front Greenwich,
est the New Poor-law.
1441 rd CASTLERE Alin presente3 petitions from va-
,tj4 pl ices in the county of Down, praying for the aboli-
-44 Church Patronage in Scotland.
%au' • BUG DEN presented a petition from Mr. Pike,
tie"el or, prayingg
for the abolition of the personal ser-
°f process in Ireland.
the ern. 14. J. O'CONNELL presented a petition from
Afr".",_,°tY of Kerry, against Lord Stanley's B 11.
%tie; PUME presented a petition signed by fifty-five pri-
tie;," in the Queen's Bench, complaining that the Act for
core-hrlition of imprisonment for debt had failed in ac-
rterVhing the objects of its promoters, and praying
tte,„.4iiiesure might be introduced for the more effectually
tho t; cut the abolition of iliprisonment for debt ;
for a Fetition from the hawkers of Durham, praying
Sit° the abolition of the duty on hawkers' licenses,
'404 Petition from a place in the county of Galway, in
fro,:r„of Lord Morpeth's Registration Bill ; also a petition
alto .'''oet's Lynn, ie favour of tie Count/ Courts' Bill;
far Peiltien from Shepeerd's-plac WeArninster, praying
ki k', extension of the Suffrage ; 41,0 a petition from West-
pre) i. gf r the release of Mr. Feargus Connor ;
to, n a peti el from the accountant of the Royal
the u4lt of Dunfermline, praying for the reduction of
Gr etPert dwies ; also a petition from Dundee, pray Lig
eirrZ le •de in ra..v mate-iels. -
kerth AKLEY presented a petition from Jackson Bridge,
see Ir-Tyosill, praying fort he repeal of the Poorlaws,
and that tie House would nut in future legislate
;
411011_ subject until the people were better repre,eated ;
A Petitior signed by 177 eersolF, from Lags, in
finer e• in favour of Robert Peddle, a Chartist pri_
v?, The pet ticners stated that the prisoner had been
Prej,,acti/e in suppressing a tumult in this. town during
iniprirenment, and prayed inquiry Lao his case;
It Petitier, from Finsbury to the same effect.
lieeu% P. NIA ULE said that the cane Peddle had beea
4ut under the notice of the Home Office by the Hon.
t::ritte.s' far Kilketity, but the Government having ieves-
-1)-4" the eeee, did not think it was one which they could
IP4 "Y rece -4 for her Majesty's clemency.
pa Offline).
Otai,;.' SA NDON Dr Cente 1 a petition from Liverpool,
f°141,3144_,1°r inquiry into the state of the colony of Now-
; M„".„''•
tog • GLADSTONE presented a petition complain.
"Jeatep eouduct of a messenger of the Legislaeve
As-
°l Newfoundland (as we undtraood), who after
lieeletel°•}ken twice' convicted of an assault, was still. ce.n-
-;kilo it'll his office. The pe itioners pray e 3 for inquiry
bin state of the. colony.
ken% 11° DG ES presented two petitions from places in
Lorpinst workieg of tl.e New Pour-law.
id,M RPET Id presented a petition from Iludders-
tinder-It°Plaining of the manner of appointing Chaplains
New Poor-law.
t thr)r-wwIORPE I }-1 pi eaented a petition from Ovendoe,
- "t
(~f Yorkshire, complaining of certain
°!tuetits in the New Poor-law ; also a petition from the
CePas
••tee pi- e's 1/4e era parishes in the city of DuLlia praying
I`,i''use to adopt the Poor-law valuaion as the basis for
" titio "e municipal taxes ; also from the medical prae-
eel Z7:B of Ireland, against tee Bill for iegulating Medi-
teneegarities ; also a-etition from a minister, elders, and
ini4g4tten in Scotland, playing the House to adopt
trop es res secure the speedy And entire abolition of pa-
Derry in the Church of Scotlaeds aloe flora) Cumber, in
kttUr" artri Killaiee st Lord Stanlees .I.4egistration
, an, , again h„
Itpfrjr. our of that brought l'e by
uKINGTON preseniel
Re
N —"eantil 4 the state
bell len from foils
-ewe e times, praying for inquiry into
kr ,':unit,d.
cal *it',ll.l-; NT Z gave notice that in CoTreittee on the.
Me-
an,d I4Le,'", ho would reeve teat all pre scriptees
4iso th„'s should be ritten in Englisli—( t0)--"--
"‘ after Easter by would move for leave to bring In