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flea of the Lord-Lieutenant, who at present had no con-
trol over the matter.
Sir. 11. W. BARRON instanced. the case of, the county
_nriVaterford, where the constabulary, last year, cost
°Mi, more than was allowed to the county under the
schedule of the Act referred to. Sir R. Peel, tu intro-
:l6'lg the Bill to repeal the corn-laws, gave a pledge
en Ireland that she should be relieved trom the ex-
pense of maintaining her police, as a compensation for
less which would be occasioned by the absence of
he submitted to the Committee that on this occasion this
Matter was worthy of consideration.
I Mr. SCULLY thought that in some districts of Ire-
land there should be a concentration of the police force,
Pd that in others there should be a reduction. In many
baronies,
without a single capital conviction to warrant
.
a large force was kept up, wherotas in others which
Eeluired an ample force, they were kept short. Ho wasrte disposed to vote for this clause, which he thought
°lila in a great measure remedy the defect.
115 rd NAAS inquired of the Chancellor of tho Exche-
Iler what scale of remuneration he meant to adopt to-
wards those officers.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said he
teposed to deal with them as if they had contributed to
t superannuation fund.
DENHAM NORREYS moved to omit certain
words from the clause, with a view to allow the Chan-
cellor of the Exchequer to reconsider this subject of the
!?eatitieration than which nothing could be more unjust.
There were offices held for life, and one half of the
elders of them were deprived of them on a miserable
Pittaeo of 401. per annum, while the others received not
II farthing, and wore discharged at an ago when they
could obtain no new employment.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said
they were dealing with offices that had been abolished
„
Ze the footing of superannuation allowances, and on the
commendation of a Committee. He bad the power to
Pt an end to those offices, but be had no power to pay
hie thein, except by an Act of Parliament, and by this
he proposed to take the necessary powers to make
aYment from April last.
'NI' D. NORREYS said ho considered the whole pro-
leeding so completely unjustifiable, that he would throw
igke whole responsibility upon the Chancellor of the Ex -
e L4equer, and for that purpose he should persist in his
'etention of dividing the Committee.
The Committee then divided, when there appeared—
For the omission of the words 6
Against
_ _

Clause
Majority again5t............ —33
The
1 was then agreed to.
, A'he remaining clauses were agreed to, except clause
which was struck out.
fr,Sir W. SOMERVILLE opposed the clause brought
tvard by Mr. Conolly.
tVhe clause was withdrawn, and the Bill passed
an
`d
agreed "gh Committee. The report was then brought up,
to.
MESSAGE FROM THE LORDS.
tijj rneasene,er from the Lords braught up the following
B. which their Lordships had s.greed to:—
~.toek Trade.
eauchein ster and Salford Extension Railway.
Arra' Reversionary and Investraent Company.
skZdruents to Moore's Estate.
ir ;117'8 Estate.
'C'esiastical Property Valuation (,Ireland).
pol:P°i'ler Stores (Liverpool) Ez na iption Repeal.
r Relief Act Continuance.
Waterford and Kilkenny Railway.
forl4l.' PRESIIFIESD obtained leave to bring in a Bill
the consolidating and amending the laws relating to
time, meat of county rates, which was read a first

The —k pr°llse adjourned at Half- past Twelve o'clock.

I'ARLIAIVIENTARY DIVISIONS.

(Prod the Votes and Proceedings of the House of Commons.)
THURSDAY, JULY 31.
METROPOLITAN INTO IMENT BILL.
kotien (IN THE COAESII TTEE.)
Dort th --ir,nade, and Question put, That the Chairman re-
Com 6 ill, With the amendment. 3, to the House." The
ruittee divided
MAJORITY—AY: gS, 42.

la, MINORITY—NO ES, 7.
llq ~w. vr. .
t4l4:uecob rt Salwey, Colonel TELLERS.
Scully, Francis Wakley. T.
°41,0' Ralph
ril George Williams, W. Hall, Sir B.
e,
4/8„ - -
'vl'Al. AND CAPITULAR ESTATES MANAGE-
Ofda r MENT (No. 2) BILL.
.011,„_- 0)r Second Reading read ; ti Lotion made, and Ques-
tisajn7Posed, " That the Bill be no' N' read a second time :"
Itttl;a3lent proposed, to leave ou t the word " now,': and
three end end of the Question to add t'a e words " upon this day
1141-nl3lf antng Question put, " Tllat the word ' now' stand
the Question." The House .divided :
1411 e MAJORITY—A/ -ES, 45.
tirk:f. it. lc Goold, Wyndha at Price, Sir R.
p -Y, Admiral Goulburn, ilenl9 Somerville, Sir vr.
ky grie, t . P. Greene, Thomas Spooner, Richard
1114 Colonel Hawes, Benj. 'l'ancred, H. W.
%.t :110,, n J. Ilindley, C. Tennent, R. J.
ilritcl 'eu. Edward Johnstone, Jto.nes Thompson, Colonel
e,,,tk r, a B.
Labouchere, 1 deny Tollemache, F. J.
,„%titta)4l.ll, Sir A. Langston, J. -H. Tufnell, H.
k;ow,._, T. si. M'Gregor, John Watkins, Colonel
ekti"4. W. F. Moffatt, George Wilson, James
I) eat
4ekw enry Morris, David Wilson, Matthew
bek4,ll,_ °llk Sir J. Mullings, J. B. Wood, Sir C.
-14),‘ q' nAdMiral Ogle, S. C. Wood, Sir W. P.
i 441, eci.tir David Pakington, Sir John TELLERS.
e 41114,14-", ~.... Palmerston. Vis. Hay per, W. G.
. '.• w . Parker. John. Craig, Sir W. G.

ka,c, MINORITY—NOES, 34.
A. Thom
It -w -as C. Geach, Charles Reid, Colonel
48 'W. It
k 'k T . Greene, John Salwey, Colonel
I'oo4l 'T. Hall, Sir B. Scobell, Captain
t4lolv,etvirurt,„,t John IlaPewell, E. G. Stuart, H.
b 4011 y, fb,. P. Henley, J. W. Walmsley, Sir J.
44410 n, i'Atn as Kershaw, James Williams, John
).,, e, -..und Lacy, Henry C. Wrightson, W. B.
Colonelolt,,, Martin, J. Young, G. F.
c 1.1- "*.B, 11.
l'n—. jolui Naas, Lord
Neeld, Joseph
koTtar, )4.4,,_
tz, S L ...new Newdegat e, C. N.
'cTreili. 6.
ii. O'Connell, M. J.
Plowden, W. H.

TELLICILS.
Aglionby, H. A.
Sibthorp, Colonel

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—,ASTABULARY FORCE (IRELAND) BILL.
t„tlao,R. (IN THE COMMITTEE.)
(leri," 1 (Offices of paymaster, storekeeper, and clerk,
sago the said Act, discontinued Amendment proposed, in
the 4, line 9, to leave out from the word " discontinued"
Vnord3 Word
" such," in line 12 : Question put, " That the
14 '°Pc'seel to be left out stand part of the Clause." The
kittee divided: