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LONDON
TUESDAY, JULY 21, 184).

In the Lords last night several Bi:Is ;vele forwarded
n stage, and the Marquis of LANSDOWNE brought in a
Bill to continue the Bill of Exchange Act. Lord
WISAHNCLIITE Was anxious to oppose it, but reserved.
Ics fire for the second reading.

The Ordsr of the tidy for the third reading of the
Irish Municipal Corporations all was postpined till
Monday, after a few observations from the- Duke of
WELLINGTON, who sems to find in the present cir-
cumstances of Ireland some additional reasons for with-
holding his assent to the Lill. From the observations,
however, of Lord LYZiDIIURST and Vi count DUN-
CANNON, we should infer that the parties had agreed as
to the Bill, and compromised all their differences.
Tae County Constabulary Bill was read a second time,
and referred to a Select Committea.
Their Lr)rdships immediately adjourned.
In the Commons the Farnham Rectory all occa-
sioned a consider4b!e discussion. Our readers arc
aware that the principle of this 8.11 is to make a new
appropriation of the property belonging to the Rectory
of Farnham, to the advantage, as is said and supposed,
of the Church, :making a better distribution of ►ts pro-
perty for spiritual purposes. About that we • say eo-
thiog, because we consider all that a species of hum-
Viva intended merely to make the public believe that
the Church is a useful and a reforming corporation ;
but the scheme involves the resumption of all the pro-
perty of the Rectory non, let on lease, as the leases
come to an end. Against this the lessees, who have a
permanent interestin Church property, the Church being
accustomed to renew its leases on certain conditions,
have protested and demanded compensation. In the
Committee clauses were introduced to give them com-
pensation, but Sir R. INGLIS, on Friday, moved to
omit those clauses, the debate was then adjourned; and
alter some observations from Mr. EASTHOPE, on pre-
seaming a petition, and Mr. STEUART, was renewed fast
night. It does not sesm to have been exactly a party
dispute, for Lord STANLEY voted for the Compensa-
`77tion with Mr. EASTHOPE, and Sir S. LUSHINGTON
voted against it with Sir R. INGLIS. On a division
the Compensation claust;s were retained by Si to 79.
The third reading of the Bill was fixed for Thursday.
The Ecclesiastical Duties and Revenues Bill—a
Bill to patch up the worn-out Church, and prevent it
tumbling to pieces—was read a third time with several
additional clauses, and after some had been rejected on
division, was passed.

The further corsideratien of the Report pn the
Clergy Reserves Canada Bill occupied the House.
chitily during the remainder of the evening.
Mr. GOULBURN moved, as an amendment, to pay
the produce of the reserves iaio the hands of an Wieer
of the Crown, but his amendment was lost by 58 to 8
Befcra the discussion closed tl:c conduct of the Bishop
of TonoNTo was spoken of with more boldness than
will IE3 pleasing to that Right Rev. Gcnthmau.
The House sat till Two o'Ciock.

Just as the landlords have supposellsl tattleir
wa
pirate bark, w th its eargo.9f plunder,getting
safe into harbour, they hear, and are filled with
alarm, the wild it y of the plundered people.
In the letters," said the Times of yesterday, "from
the manufacturing cEs-ricts, and also from several parts of
Ireland, tome apprehension is expressed on eta-Ceara of theo)x:ten-lent which prctails among the lower ela.sses,
cultnrAl labourers 43 well as othcr.,., on the subject of the
Corn-laws. It is well known that there are professional.
lecturers, men who travel all over both kingdoms, for.the
purpose, 1-. s they term it, of cnlig..tening the poor; and
noticing them ftrniliar with this question. 'These peesoris
describe the feeling of their audiences as almost fanatical,'
and, in Ireland especially, have became friOttetied there-
at:lves at the angry eemenstraliens g'ven. -All agree that.
II ere is a state yf things et present in' this respect requir-
ing the vigilant Ltt.mtion of a;1 those to whom the care of,
thep blietanniralliti, is corfi !ed. ,ind the mire so front the
distrust which is b,:girt.int-:- to pre ai: as to the stflicieney
of the apploaclling harvest." •
-Atlpsvltcl:,at Cork, and at ethcr places the
Con laws have aiteatly given oce:ision to 1110 cY.-
-ipp!s ion of strong feelinos, Z t Taunton, on ,Sntur-
)3 according to the Somersa Gazelle, the f6t-Isow-.
tng scene ;oak place
ecrlN LAW LECTUrEItS --Mr, ju,tir,3, in parstr.nce of
an.,Guncement, appe:.rcd at lc m A ernb -es on
Saturday last, .olecturelltl,,f.cti llportl-Yor ill," pro-
sent Care-I:mg. At thice u'ck lo;,
a
;)lame company I,+d
ffaralers of the r.;_,,:..1y,;11.1.0A, al.d •
of v.orking tr.t n of C:t• loan.
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