The Sun.
London, England, 1869-04-17 00:00:00

POOR RATES,

Sir G. JENKINSON asked the Frst Lord of the 51;
sury whether he would undertake to legislate at We
the subject of local taxation so that a remedy migbti
provided for the unequal mode of levying poor rates. lot
Mr. GLADSTONE said it was not then in his P°'A
to legislate at once on the subject referred to by the'
member.
Mr. NEWDEGATE said he begged to remind tto
Prime Minister that there were other things beside,%bl
Irish Church question that the people of England tio'illo
required consideration. He believed that although it
honourable members sitting on the Ministerial 1:0°0
had a majority in the house they on his (31r. NewdePtey
side represented the majority of the people of Eug161304
(oh, oh, and laughter)—and that they had a right to hi,
other matters of importance bes'des the Irish Chureb
cussed iu that house, and, according. to his opinion, tb° I
submitted by the hon. baronet was ono that called for 1;10
mediate attention just as much as the motion whichvg,
Prime Minister seemed bent upon hurrying tlarougli...",
Mu-neut. (Hear, hear.)

PORTPA TRICK HARBOUR.
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Mr. W. JOHNSON then proceeded to move for a sel,f
committee to inquire into the condition of Portpatrich t,
bour.
When the house had gone into committee on the
Church Bill, and agreed to the first clause, Mr. Dish
proposed the omission of the second cr disestabliv-
clause of the bill.
The ATTORNEY-GENERAL argued that the dd
establishment and disendowment of the Irish Church 1131'
the clause absolutely necessary.
Sir R. PALMER supported the view of the Attorl°
General.
The amendment was supported by Mr. Graves, .I".gf,
Cross, Mr. Bentinck, Mr. S. Hill, Mr. A. Egerton, and
Greene, and opposed by Mr. Candlish, Mr. Pim, and
\V honey.
Mr. GLADSTONE warmly defended the clause, and
diculed the objections raised as utterly fallacious. pi'
Mr. DISRAELI, in an effective reply, w'aich was the
termed to by a crowded and attentive house, condemned
measure as the most pernicious which had been introd°
in his time.
Ihe Committee divided, and the clause was agreed
by 311 to 221. 111
The announcement of the numbers was receiveaA' 4ilo
loud cheers, and progress having been at once reported
house resumed. fpt
A new wilt was issued, on the motion of Mr. NO 1A
the borough of Brecknock.
The house then adjourned.

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Births. tV
ANSTED - On the 16th inst., at 33, Brunswick-square, f
wife of Professor Ansted, of a daughter. if° °
GARRARD— On the 13th inst. at Eastbourne, the W
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Marriages.
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GARRAD—VARVILL —On the 14th inst., at York, ,...a.
Garrad, Esq., of Kingswood Grange, Laptvortshilo 0
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wicksliire, to Ann Appleton, second daughter 01.
Varvill, Esq., of The Mount, near York. re
ri 0,401 MOORE —Dun' —At Matlock, Bath, the Rev. s-- iirMrstl
111itchelstown co. Cork, to Jessie Mona, the Pile 9
daughter of 'Captain Benjamin Duff, late of t
Higtilanders.

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