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PARLIAMENT,
HOUSE OF LORDS, APRIL 13.
GRAMPOUND DISFRANCHISEMENT BILL.
At four o'clock, a person from the office of the
Court of King's Bench, presented the records of
the convictions of Sir M. Lopes and Messrs. Al-
lan and Devonshire, for the practice of bribery
and corruption at a recent election for the Borough
of Grampound. The evidence in support of the
Bill being now completed, Mr. Adams addressed
the House at considerable length against the Bill.
When the Learned Gentleman had concluded, it
was ordered, on the motion of the Earl of CAR..
NARVON, that the evidence already taken be
printed ; and it was also further ordered, that
the consideration of all matters connected with
this Bill be postponed till the 10th of May.
CATHOLIC BILL.
A. Petition from the City of Coventry, (most
numerously and respectably signed) against the
Catholic Bill, was presented 'by the Earl of Go-
VENTRY, which was afterwards, however, reject-
ed, in consequence of some trifling inaccuracy in
the wording of the Petition.—Eight Petitions of
a similar description were presented by the
Bishop of EXETER, and two by the Earl of
SHAFTEsuun-v.--Adjourned till Monday,