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might be taken by the general Committee for the le-building
of the houses. He had since had time to consider and inquire
upon the subject, and ascertained that his fears were ground'
less, and the proposition would be carried into effect as speedili

as possible. and
Mr. CURTEIS had again looked over the estimates, t
found a sum of 10,0001. voted for furniture. This wastue!
infamous and disgraceful, and he could not sit and see publie
money thus shamefully voted away for deal tables, and rue!
chairs.—( Hear.)
Mr. O'DWYER—If the money was wastefully lavished it
was not by the present Government.
An Hon. MEMBER-Nor by the late.
Mr. ROBINSON wished to know what check there 124
been over this expenditure ?
Lord G. SOMERSET had no doubt that, when the Pe`"
fielders came to be inquired into, that the erection had bee,
made with as much economy, as, under the circumstances, 011;
possible. The Committee had contrived that the ftwniture ?:
the temporary, would be available for the permanent buila
ings.—( Hear.)
Dr. BO WRING complained of the want of accommodati°ll
fo Committees.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said tbati
with regard to the expenditure, and considering that the wet
had been pressed on since November, he was sure Hon. Ale„,, Pl.
bers would not put the expense, whatever it might be, in c°
petion with the rapidity with which the buildings were 1)".,
fected. He was sure that there would be no difficulty in Pr°.
curing the details of the expenditure.
THE NEW HOUSES. to
Mr. YOUNG asked what steps were taken with regard
the new Houses?
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER vita&
derstood to say that there was already a notice of an adds"
on that subject.
THE LATE SPEAKER'S HOUSE.
_A. of
Dr. BO WRING asked what use was about to te Maw"
the site of the late Sneaker's house ?
replied
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER reP-1
that the subject was before the Committee.
The vote was then agreed to, as were also the following
6,0001. for additional expenses for cost-office establisistueliV
57,000/. for the salaries and retired allowances of offices
the two Houses of Parliament.
fair 012 ex7en,s of the two Houses of Parliameet'o
36,5001. to make good the deficiencies in the fee fund oft
Treasury.
10,1221. on the same account for the Home Department'
13,4871. on the same account for the Foreign Office.
_fit.
12,422/. on the same account for the Colonial De_partn"
18,6421. on the same account for the Board of Trade. the ,
6,000/. for contingencies and messengers' accounts iu
Treasury Department.
5,4141. for similar expenses in the Home Department.
31,500/. for similar expenses in the Foreign Departine7
5,200/. for similar expenses in the Colonial Departmeu"
4,1501. for similar expenses in the Privy Council. gep
22,0432/. for the salaries in the office of the ComPtr°
General of the Exchequer. • the
3,200/. for Messengers and miscellaneous expenses 01 1
office of the Comptroller-General of the Exchequer.
THE UNIVERSITIES. ea t°
On the next vote, n1'2,000/. for salaries and allowaucco.
certain professors of the Universities of Oxford and
bridge being
Mr. TOQ;KE should certainly oppose any grant of they
until th,: University of London had the privileges aceorw",
it wtaich it had so long and so justly demanded. aff
Mr. GOULBURN said that the Members of the.- ota
sities of Oxford and Cambridge paid three times mote
public in the shape of taxes than they received from theltbe
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER aill„,.ie
r?
question of the claims of the Dissenters to Universitl.r
leges, to which he was decidedly favourable, was in 'Ocoee
nion too large and important a question to be decided i°
tally by a vote of this nature.
Mr. PEASE supported the grant. Sir itr•
Mr. A. Trevor, Mr. Robinson, Colonel Parry, sela'
Ridley, Mr. C. Fergusson, and one or two other Hon. t
apd
hers made a few observations in support of the grsll,:poe
pressed the Hon. Member for Truro to withdraw his of
tion to it. 030
Mr. TOOKE said that it was not because the Unicti der
refused admission to the Dissenters, but because theYe,,,
voured to prevent the London University from bs rs.
charter, that he proposed that the grant should, for thew:o
sent, be suspended, but not altogether abolished. Bebe for
divide the Committee on the question, that the grant
the present suspended.
The House divided, when there appeared—
Ayes 845
3
Noes
Majority ...
The House then resumed
Sale 43e $

On the motion of Captain PECHELL, the . „her
Bill was reported, and re-committed to the following Me
Pechell, G. R. Vyvyan, Sr: R. Oliphant, 1-;„, j,
Somerset, Lord G. Troubridge, Sir T. Heathcote, G.
Labouchere, H. Goring, H. D. Hutt, W.,
Fremantle Sir T. Steuart, R. Guest, J.'"
Rolfe, R. 'M. Elphinstone, Howard Bowring, Pr.
Wigney I. N. Callaghan, 1). Agnew, Sir It• a
Pease, .1. Ragshaw, John Sheldon, lg. R.
Young, G. F. Roche. D. Potter, B. csiggo
Hawes, B. Hogg,. J. W.
irldloy, Sir M. W.
- - On the -motion of Mr. HARDY,- the- Brti)ery at E1e14,4
Bill was read a second time, and committed to the
Committee on Bribery at Elections.
On the motion that the Civil Courts (Ireland) Bill be
a second time, to i
.• Mr. Sergeant JACKSON proposed that it be referred
Committee.
Mr. LYNCH said he would second the motion. Ameit
A Select Committee was then named, but they were 710 a,
all of them Mr. O'Connell's reputed nominees, and the
meration of the names caused some merriment. felleg
Colonel PERCIVAL said if the Bill was to bee we;
to a Select Committee it should not be a one-sided Co' Oil'
Mr. Sergeant JACKSON thought the principle 01 t fa'r
should be discussed. He objected to the present mode °
ceeding. ais
sov
Sir J. GRAHAM observed with regret a'novel ..i. ar
chievous proceeding of late growing up in the Houseyi tItl
parting from the usual and proper practice of disco?! 001
principle of Bills on the second reading. It was sen'rrad
discuss the principle of this Bill now, as it is to be releitae,
a Committee up stairs. The consequence of referriegot VP
taut Bills to Committees of that kind (of the Presirea of td
he knew nothing, but it seemed from the remars ast,'L
Learned Sergeant, who ought to be considered Pv-e)
rity on the point, that it was a very important ollapS del
that the Select Committee would decide upon it,' ~ 011
House and the country would hear no more of IV t°
became a law. That was a bad practice, and beat 64 •
the Government not to overlook a consideration of tbsii til
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER., it
suggestion of the Right Hon. Bsn'Onet was a good 7„t•tee‘°-
thought it better that the appointment of the Core"-
the present Bill should 1-;e postponed. " d_dritla
The SPE AK Kr, said, after the judicious retnerlitobvzi
Right Hon. P:d.ronet, he would observe that a materiel tilcmiPP
in cohdinting the business of the House was grade 7,
place ; and he would not say that it was a change:bsop
better. No doubt, from the great accumulation of
some alteration was necessary ; but then that altereti°ll,
-fir
Precedents made after the deliberate consideration of the whe'ethogigAl.
Precedents once established would be quoted as Gaits"
and be found difficult to be changed. If there were 1
it should be made with the sanction of the House. .'...007
..orf pu
The appointment of the Committee was then P
and, the other Orders of the Day having been di/Il''"""iett
the House adjourned at a Quarter-past One.
BIRTHS. ff
On the 11th inst., in Lower Brooke-street, the lady ° ,j 1
Leveson Gower, Esq., of Titsey-place, of a daughter. ;1;0';
On the 11th inst., in Gloucester-place, Portman-squsrefJ
of John Kingston, Esq., of a son.
On the 7th inst., the wife of W. H. Dowse, Esq., bats. fa
law, Pratt-street, Camden-town, of a daughter.
~,.d gail'e
On the 11th inst., at Clapham-rise, the lady of Rich.-->/
Esq., of a daughter.
MARRIED. ,010(
On the 11th inst., at Lullingstone, the Rev. Niclrr"
Vicar of Edgware, Middlesex, to Harriet Jenner, secendpotf 1
of Sir Percival Hart Dyke, Bart., of Lullingstone Castleliut 5, 1
On the 11th inst,, at Allhallows, Thames-street, Va°7llF4l i
ranee, Esq., to Alio Mary Ann Green, of Queen •street, a Dv !
On the 10th inst., Dr. Thomas Davids, of Amsterdam, t /1
daughter of the late Sampson Lucas, Esq.
On the 11th inst. at St. Andrew's Church, re, 1
Hooper Holloway, Esq., of Lamb's Conduit-street, to 117fo
garet, youngest daughter of the late James Collin, Esq., 0 • ,
Abbey, Surrey. _.,, Pile
On the 10th inst., at Northaw, Herts, Thomas 117'"13r
Esq., to Elizabeth, only daughter of the late Thonw co
Hughes, Esq., of the Middle Temple. ' efot''
On the 11th inst., at St. Pancras Church, James Curl,. 1
Esq., of Liverpool, to Jane, eldest daughter of Broome 001,
Esq., of Brunswick-square.
On the 6th inst., at Woburn, Bedfordshire, Mr. Johl Cl3ejloll
of the Strand, London, to Elizabeth, sixth daughter of 16r'
Hall, of Woburn.
On the 10th inst. at St. Luke's Church, Old-street,, .01$
Holbos i
Simpson, of York-place, City-road, to Maria Gilley, el°:
ter of Mr. Robert Howden, of 01d-street-road. rf
tic
DIED. adi
On the 4th inst., at Camberwell, Surrey, Rosa, twin - ol
of
James Mounsher, Esq., R.N. in her 18th year. let
On the 11th inst., at Stoke Newington, Martha, re/ I
.40,
late John Withers, Esq.
On the 10th inst., Elizabeth Mary, wife of Robert re'
Cobourg-place, Kennington. Gr'sftw
On the 11th inst., at her brother's house, Lower •
street, Elizabeth Pdley, late of Richmond, Surrey.
_.d i•
it
On the 22d ult., at Lisbon, in her 18th year, Miss tin, of 51'
On the 11th inst., in his 83d year, Mr. Richard Ous .d
George-the-111artyr, Southwark. 0,,*
On the 2d inst., at Belle Vne, near Liverpool, ' . by
Esq., Lieutenant R.N., aged 45, son of the late John Leif; of'
Esq., of Mayfield, near Manchester. 1.10/' i
On the 10th inst., at Upper Gore, Kensington, Mr.
of Conduitiostreet,stH.,aantovceirie-sstqeurar-pel,acien, his
n6nlisntgytegonr:
On yo,
the late Thomas Netherton, Egg., of his Majesty n s
el
Oonn thei 10th in.t Mr.
Deptford and Plymouth, asses,- , • 4i
WOO y
....e 9th inst., Mary, relict of the late Mr. ,0,
'rhos. Youens, of Lamb's Cae° p',i
of Liverpool, and second daughter of the late John Niel? , 1
of Hackney. AO'
Edith
of OHnentrhye
s9trnhitinn,stE. ;clay 11Iorden College, Blackheath, Seri' °ii
0.1 the Ilth inst., at lii.nwell, aged 14 months, ;
youngest child of Alexander Young Spearman; Ilsq: 1
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