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London, England, 1824-06-23 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS, TUESDAY, JUNE 22.

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The Earl of Loxfivo au, of the kingdom of Ireland, took

the oaths and his seat as a Baron of the United Kingdom, un.
der the title of Lord tlintNcEsTEß. Ile was introduced by
Lords SELSEY and CALTfIOPt.

Lord G. CAV END I 81-1 and others from the Commons returned
the Earl Marshal's Office Bill agreed to. Several other Bills

'ere returned.

- . .
o f %t.'haer I Secretaryn were prennted from the office
uonftssatantde
forpap Ireland ;
and the Bth ILA 9th Re-
ports of Revenue Inquiry were presented from the Treasury.
us aew
- The East India possessions Bill and other Bills were com-
mitted.—Adjourned.

HOUSE OP COMMONS.
Mr.
.11 ICHARD MARTIN presented a petition from
Rotherham, in the county of York, against Cruelty to Animals.
Mr. DENMAN presented a petition from Mr. John Quin,
of Belfast containing serious charges against several of the
Judges in Ireland, and tile Officers of the Court of Exchequer,
in that county.
3lr. GOULBURN said he had inquired into the petitioner's
case, anti if aware of any intention to present this petition this
night, he would have brought down irrefragable proofs that the
charges were unfounded
On the motion of Mr. CANNricn., it was ordered that the
House at its rising do adjourn until nursdaynext.
Sir JAMES MACKIN'T'OSH presented a petition from the
congregations in the South-West of England connected with the
Church of Scotland, praying for such a change of the Laws re-
lating to the solemnization of marriages among them as would
afford them relief, while, at the same time, it accorded with the
spirit and dignity of the Church of England.
On the motion of Mr. 111;nsT, a new writ was ordered for
the Borough of Steyning, in the room of Lord II enry Howard,
deceased. • . .
Sir JOHN NEWPORT presented a Petition from the
Chamber of Commerce of Waterford, against the \Vl:rehousing.
Bill; and another Petition from the Parish of Kihnore, in
Armagh, against the establishment of Poors'-rate in Ireland.
In his opinion, the Ilon. Baronet said, the establishment of a
compulsory poors'-rate in Ireland would extinguish the last
spark of industry in that country. If it were an evil in Eng-
land, it would be ten.times worse in Ireland.
Mr. GRATTAN said, thAt next session he would bring
forward a motion, not for the establishment of compulsory
poor-rates, but for some other mode of providing for the poor
in Ireland.

EARL MARSHAL'S BILL.
...old G. CAVENDISH moved the Order of the Day for
le Committee upon the Earl Marshal's Bill.
Tbellouse resolved itself into the Committee,, Lord J. Rya-
SEL in the chair ; the house resumed, the Bill- was repoi ted,
read a third time, and passed.
Mr. C. INSON wished to know it there would be
any objection to printing the evidence taken before Com-
mittee on the Irish Insurrection Act, as it now stood, without
waiting until next Session 3 This was necessary for the infor.;
mation of Members.
Mr. GOULBURN said, that the evidence was open to the
Members of the Committee. .
3lr. HUTCH INSON gave notice, that on Thursday next
be would move for the printing of that evidence for the infor-
mation of the House.—(Hear!)
On the motion of Mr. HUME, the House went into a Com-
mittee on the report of the Committee on the Standing Orders
relative to private business, when the report was agreed to for
extending the notices for private bills for two months.
Several other amendments s-ere made and agreed to, after a
conversation betoeen the SPEAKER, Mr. Ht;3tE, Sir J. GRA-
HAM, Sir .1. YORKE, and Mr. GRENEELL.
The several Resolutions being agreed to, the House resum -
ed, when the Report was brought up and ordered to be further
considered on Thursday.. •
STATE. OF IRELAND.
Mr. C. HUTCHINSON said, that he bad been requested',
by the Hon. Member for Westminster to postpone his motion
upon the state of Ireland until Thursday evening. On that
night the Hon. Member would certainly move an Address to
his Majesty upon the subject.
The House then adjourned a few minutes before SEVEN
O'CLOCK.