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to rep:lire new and fresh or additional iecuriiies to be even
pa rsua tto the provisions of the said act." . • .
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL for IRELAND oppose'
the el tune.
At a short discussion the clause was negatived with.
out a division. •
The bill, after some verbal amendments had been intro'
dined, was read a third time and passed.
BU,dAL, GROUNDS (IRELAND) BILL.
The house went into committee upon this bill.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL for IRELAND said, in
consequence of the representations he had received from
different parts of the country, it was his intention to strike
clause 10 put of the bill.
On clause 17,
Lord NAAS said thiS clause raised the principal pies-
Lion in'the bill upon which there was a difference of opi•
nion ; and he thought 'they. could hardly proceed with Ulf
discussion at that hour (20 minutes past 1).
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL for -IRELAND said if
it were th,.i general feeling of members, he would not ob-
ject to the Chairmen reporting progress.
The house then resumed, and the. Chairman reported
progress, and obtained leave to Sit Thursday
morning.

• EXCHEQUER BILLS (24,300,000).81LL.
This bill was read a third time and passed:
CHURCH BUILDING COMMISSION BILL.
This bill passed through committee pro forma.
BANICEUPTCY AND INSOLVENCY (IR ;LAND)
S, &a,
This bill went throSA.LA ugR lEh
committee.B ILL.
DRAINAGE (IRELAND) BILL.
This 13;11 was read a third time and passed.
METROPOLIS LOCAL MANAGEMENT ACT
• AMENDMENT (No. 7)- BILL.
This bill passed through committee.
DISTILLATION FROM RICE BILL.
This bill was read a second time.
INTEST,A.TEs' PERSONA!. ESTATES BILL.
This bill ivas read a third time and passed. •
• • ADVOWSONS BILL.
This bill pasted through coininittee.
DISSENTERS' MARRIA.GES BILL.'
This bill was reeda third time, _and additionil.ciauset
baying been brough6 up and agreed to, the bill pu,ssed.
The title was altered to "-Bill to Amend the Al4rrisgo
Act."
' The house adjourned at five"minutbs to two .o'ilock.
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PAVLIAMI,N II A Y .

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HOUSg- OF COiIAIONS.-- JuNz 30.
OUR AVERWAN TIELA.TIONS.—Surntr. .Order for Committee read ; Motion,made,,and questio.n...Pr°-
posed, " That 'Mr: Speaker
.do vv the Chair
Amendment proposed, to leave out freni tb4 *Ora ‘' That
to the end of the Question, in order.ta add the wiirdithe
conduct of her Majesty's Crovernnient, ia the difFereneeg
that have arisen betweeifthein and the goveri4ment of tb°,
United Slates, on th;; question of enlistment, has not
entitled them to the approbation of this house,r—inatcaa,
thereof :----QaeAion proposed, " That .the words propose'
to be lcf.. out stand part; of the Question :",---Debat,'
arising ; Motion made, and" Question put, " That the de'
bate be now adjourned :"--,LToe house divided; 'Ayes 1141
Noes 220. •

Annesley, Earl of
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Ba-docs, E. 11.
Baring, T.
haring, F.
Bellew, T. • '
iWruard, fist.
Blackburn, Peter
T.•
• Roldet o, Col. it. G.
Bond, J.
Brantley- Wore, J.
Brainston, T. W
Bruce, C. L. C.
Buck, Cul.
Butt., O. M. •
CatuplielL Sir A. I.
Cardwell. L.
Carnr.c, Sir J. R.
4. eci., Luttl • •
luld, Smith
Cobbett, J. M.
Cole, 11. A.
Cor.wly, T.
Cubitt, W
1/evreux, J.
°lsraeli, B.
°landau., U.
Milne, Colonel
eY. Viscount
Feilowes, E. •
Foyer, J.
Follett, B. S.
Galway, Viscount
lads to ue, W.
Gladstone, Capt. J.
Go•tdald, A
Graham, Sir J.

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Graham,
,Lord M.. Newark, Visoonnt
G m reallitibert N.wport, Xizcouut
Greene, John . .NorreyS, Sir D.
Grow 41. Edward Pakinaton, Sir J.
ILuntibin, Lord Claud Peacocks. G.
Hamilton, ti. A. Pcel, Gen.
Itarcautt, Col. , Pennant, Col. E.
Hardt. G. - . rfridnutore,, It. J.
lleathcoate, Sir W. I oriel, al.
Herbert, Sir T. Robertson,' P.
Horvey, Lord A. Roebuck, J,
holt, .1, R. Scobell, Capt.
Hume, IV. St ynier, it.
Joliltre, Sir W. Isinijtll. Sirt W.
Jollip, it, , Sc,tuvrset ,-Colonel
Ketztiedy, T. Spooner, ii.
Knightley, lt. htracey, Sir li.
Knox. w . 5 Stewart, Sir M.
Lennox, Lord H. G. Swift it.
Liddell, fl. G. Taylor, Colonel
Lockhart, W. Tempest, ' ord A. %..1
Lov.one, Lord Thesiger, Sir. F. i
Lushington, U. M. Tolleinache, J.
Maca tLi ley, G. Vance, John
11i acEyoy, E. Vernon Or,.
311,eiitegor, James VYs,. -1., IL
111• Gregor, John Wadttl On. D.
Maguire, J P. Warrn, S.
Maims, Richard Wilitmor% H.
St astermao, J. Wise; A.
Meagher, 1.. Wo,:ld, B.
Moingoo,ery, Sir G. Wortley, J. S.
in re,
G. t 4 pine, John
iiiitoidy, W. e.
AI urrougd, J. P. Yorke, t.!
Naas, Lord
_Na ler, J.
Vainer, Sir C.
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TEI,LERS.
Walsh, Sit J.
Gibbon, M:

Adair, H. Fitz Gerald, Sir John Owen, Sir J.
%dui:, IL Fitzgerald, J.
, Paget, Lord A.
Anderson tir Ju 1 tow , Slr A. Fitzro3 , tienry Paget, Lord
, J. . Foley, J. H. Palmer, Robert ,
Amnion., L. ' Forster, Charles Palmerston, Viaoollo
Aretniall, Capt. H. Forstor, John Parker, It, Atherton, W. Fort( scue, C. 8- Patten, Col.
Bailey, C. ' }ox, W. J. Paxton, Sir J
Baines, Rt. Hon. M. Freestun, Colonel pechell, &4r G. •
:WI, J. French, Fitzstephen , Peel, Sir R.
Baring, Sir F. Galli, ey, Sir W.
daru,s, T. . iiederich, Viscount -
Pall..tt, A.
3arrington, Vial. Gower, F. Parr v,' Sir E.
Bass, M. Gr,env; Thomas Phiillinore J. G.
Baxter, W. Gregton,Siuntkil-- - - • Plaott, Fi•
Bealuish,'F. _ . Gyepiell, Charles Pilkington, I.
Beau mint, W. - Grey, Jtt lion. Sir G. Pinney, W.
Berkeley, Sir SI. Grey, A. ponsc,..by. A.
ll.niele,y, Hon. H. F. 'Grosvenor. Ld. g. , _ I'Kit:44-Sir R.
Berkeley, F. Gurney:, -.1:11:' t -' • Pritchard. J.
Bethel', Sir It. - Iladdeld. George , Rumsderli Sir J.
Bidduli-h, Col. R. M. Hankey, T. Ray,nliam, V/seeuu",, ,
iligg e, Join ' liainntr, t-ir 'John ' Reed, J. `
Biggs, W. HarcoUrt, O. O. • Ricardo, 0.
Black, Adam Basile, Alex. Ricardo, 8. :slam, L. it. II stie, At chd. Rice E..
, . Blandford, Marquis or
•Headlam, T. Ridley, George
Bouvetie, lion. E. P. Heard, J.- Robartes, T.
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Bowyer. G Ileathcote, G. Rolt, P. •
Brand, H. B. W. lienenee, Geo. F. Russell. F. C.
Brocklehurst, J. Berber t, H. - Russell, F. W.
Brotlier ton, J. Ileywood,..T.- Bandon, Viscount
.trovin, W. - andley, C. Sawle, C.
Bruce. Lord E. Hogg, ,ir J. W. Scholpfletd, W.
Buckley, Gen. Ilolland, E. Scrope, G.
Burroughes, 11. N. Horstnitti, E. Scully, F.,
Lbw, U. H. c. Howard, C.-
Seymour. H.
Castierosse, Vis. linglie,, W. Shelburne, Earl
Canfield Col. J. Hughes, 11. G. ishelley, Sir J.
2avendi,h, C. C. Hutchins, E. Smith. R. cav, udish, G. C. Ingham, R. Stnollett, A.
Chambers, M. Ingram, li. Stafford, MarquiS
Chambers. T. Johnstone, J. Stirling, W.
!lapilli, W. Keating, It. Strutt, Hon. B.
I ;heethani, John
Clifford Lt. Kersi. ivt, J. Talbot, C.
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, 01. IL 11. Kingscote, Capt. R. Tatioreil. H.
-.%iekt. rn, Sir A. J. E.,Kinnalrd, A. Thompson, G.
Collier, R. P. . • I,,houc'-ere,lft.Hon..H Thornely. T.
• !..wan, C. ' Lee. W. Thonibill, W.
Cowper, W. Lemon, Sir C. Tile, W.
'riumini, E. II J. Lewot, Sir w. C. Tottenham, C.
rassley, F. L.ttleton, .E. Trail, G.
Con ie, Ituikee -Lowe, IL Vernon, V.
'avle, Sr. 11. R. F. Mackinnon, W. Villiers, 0
Death, R. M•t 'ann. J Waddington, J.I.
Venison, J. E. Al oTtiagart, Sir J. Watkin., Col.
'Boeing, sir E. Ai agais, W. Watson,
.W.
Ile Vere, 8 -E. . iiitinffles,-R. D. Wells, W.
inlisv,tn, L. L. Martin, J. Whatman, J.
Duke; Sir J. Massey, W. Whitbread. S.
i /Inman, Viscount Matheson, iEirJ. Wickham, li.
Dunc,iii, Geoige Mills, V. Wilkinson, W.
Oto.combe, don. Col 31 lines, R. Willeok, B.
Ininda4, F. Michell, William Williams. W.
• union. A.' Moffat. 4'4. WilSOO..r.
East, sir J. lll 0»clr. Vls. Wilmington, Sir T.
',Alice, E. ' Moncr. iff, J. Wood. rir C.
F.smonde, J. 310n.e11. %V.. ' Wrightg6n, W.
Ewart, W. Morris, D. Wynns,,W.
Swett, .T. MoityP, E. Wyvill, M. % •
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Fenw-ek, 11. North, F.
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Ferguson, Colonel O'Connell, D. Hayter, W. t
Ferguson, J. , . Osborne, Ti.
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