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London, England, 1845-03-19 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.
HOUSE OF LORDS, March 18.
ROYAL ASSENT.
cf.lhivPi nr Lordships met at Four o'clock, for the purposeslo,l. g the Royal Assent, by Commission, to certain
Tr,
link 04)remissiinpn were the Lord Chancellor, the
Buo•leuch. and the Earl of Shaftesbury.
s conowing were tle Bills to which the Royal
N'.!_at was
, given:—The Consolidated Funds Bill; the
('-(-13 •1-);ktis Assimilation Bill, and the Constable,
ka),.,titatitl) Bill.
4,ir Lordships then adjourned during pleasure.
Tl, re •umeil at Five o'clack.
?,‘lttt Laistorr,
„ Duties Rep al Bill was r: ad a first time.
LiwCle,"IAL SC HOOLM STERS—SCOTLAN D.
Prayir,"i 411,NNAII:D presenfeti a petition from Perth,
kho,lg for iacrease of the salaries of parochial
I.4lTa'kers in Se, aland.
tithe, WIiAItNCLIFFE presented several petitions
"tr'e elf, cwt; and also a petition for lagislative in-
Ills Plea to Prevent' the -ale of intoxicating liquors on
Abath
sard 14, •
S(, , G IIA.•I presented petititions from places
Ittliirtafid, complaining of the low salaries of the pa-
111114' schoolmasters. His Lordship took that oppor-
tiaide/,q explaining that in the observations which he
qOarlst, night he cast no imputation upon the character
r,„14 Reynold,.
it,,,r(hHOLIC EDUCATION IN IRELAND..
two "LIONTEAGLE presented a petition, signed
,t'?°l•lsand persons, amongst whom were two
knahops, praying for the establishnint of clis,ekcolleges in Ireland for the education of the middle
111 , COAL-MINE EXPLOSIONS.
tf4 alarquis of LONDONDERRY was very desirous
testiing his Noble Friend (the Duke of Wellington) a
ttttit'h, which he conceived of great importance. The
°.ll was, whether he might now move, or should
tt„rsize" a future time, for! a copy of the report of the
kkt stssicn sent down by her Majesty to inquire into
ttoisartdenpf the mines in. the North of England,
'ettd ', pecautions against explosion. He con-
etilt this t importance, for he
tala report of the utmost
)111,1 that some means should be taken, if it were
nrila the Present reach of science, to prevent the
or consequences of these explosions. It was felt to
liiehß,l•cat importance in that part of the country with
Ihichr Was Connected, and of the commercial body of
t7Pitla,-%vas as umble member, that these reports should
Zit th''''a4 soon as possible. He trusted, therefore,
'4% noble Duke would have no objection to grant
for which he moved.
thik el,,buhe of WELLINGTON said that he felt that
Zett.,'ll3, a matter which nearly concerned the in-
Ckt the north of England. He had no objection to
t4ietilkrit'ports which his Noble Friend had asked, and
,ucY were of a very highly interesting. Majesty'charac-
• Government were anxious that the
kat kcnt.
,s made in those reports should be as satisfactory
Cte~-",l)'ete as possible. There was some slight dif-
4,.tserQkr,,irt_ the reports of he several
.p.arties employed by
f,4 ther'r.'nt to investigate these afiairs, and. a little d.e-
Nt' it're was neces ry
sa in rder t give the in-
which these reports contained, in a form
be advantageous to the public.
thlcir l'i,'"quiofI,NDONDERRY said that the re-
Noble and Gallant Duke was so satisfactory
"as bound to comply with the suggestions which
4111ati
L e. The trade with which he was connec-
't h grlyousl • suffered daring the last seven months,
e believed
3
s:rtl4, keyed that the report of the distinuished
kkltlt.4,,Ten who had been engages! by Government
`largely to do away with the evil.
t'b aTofARNDI/SSIRLIISNH BbegAgNedKt!,NaGsk SthYeSNToRb•NIeISa.
At ltk and
ti uk
tti ,„. u, whether any measures were in contem-
-lam mkh respect to the banks in Ireland and
4114'! Great anxiety had been felt, in couse-
11,°' the intimation contained in the speech from
k,,--,4:11/1" .I:lek'f some inteatt4n to change the Itanking system
the li
tnl,
of ana
d this, combinea with the intimation in
Right Hon. Baronet last sessin, had
interested to fe.ir that some alteration was
la' Pt(i „Which would materially affect their interests.
t4l'lta.knatural tri:e of Scotland looked with anxiety for
11i " the subject or this paragraph, because
,t,i 1413,4 rt
'eresta of every description depended almost
UPon the banking system, which had
I"ng and so successfully established
ti ty The people of Scotland apprehended
Ikkii„`Ak diffi • and l would ensue by injudi-
k, aes evils
la„tkrs Illerice with their system of banking; and it
tty could not be said that he had taken an improper
ejk irs4 soliciting the attention of the House to this
qlch hPortant subject, and in pitting the question
a:th 1. h:entured to ut to the Noble Duke, as to
laZt:llia, was at present in a condition to state the
,14r'sea •,-"urk? of the alterations which the Government
14,14 th'cinaake in the banking system of Scotland?
ykion eha'kuble Duke was not prepared to answer that
tl4 Perhaps he would have the goodness to state
kThe b Teasure was likely to be proposed?
'1.44," of WELLINGTON was not at all sur-
tLlis bear that so much anxiety was felt in Scotland
O bitiour Jett, but it was really not in his power to give
rd any definite or precise information upon
11,„Ntirt,ph which appeared in her Majesty's speech.
likr-;4•811, ' unwever, remind the Noble Lord that the Right
ltu..4tioa c'net the First Lord of the Treasury, in reply to a
tha.PtuLt to him the other evening in another place,
klai7ofj;te, would take the earliest opportunity after
layers would
the whole of his plan before Parliament
'L. he i°untry.—( Hear, hear.)
411,is MINTO did not concur in the views taken
kOtilcf,u'e Friend on the subject of any alteration in
tt'' the ;fs' 7stern of Scotland. He could see no reason
'mhot tic -ePte of that country should not bear a propor-
har
441 dens which had been thrown upon the peo-
V4til'„44(l in the time of their forefathers, and which
'iitiltaikb.4telarred for the joint benefit and advantage of all
'N °
jr ts4n of the United Kingdom of Great Bri-
qt,,„+.l ROSSLYN hoped that when the mea-
gifor.",T4ght forward sufficient time would be
,As"e„Peuple of Scotland to examine into it.
"Nth-, of WELLINGTON was not aware of the
th,"%te business in the other House to enable him
'll,lltht*6-„"°1)10 Lord a precise and definite answer to
11,)14-' but there could be no doubt that the
as, ' Baronet the First Lord of the Treasury
411 ."ellY exertion to bring the measure forward
Period.—The subject then dropped.
e'tilb.,%.tlre,, THE PRuPERTY-TAX.
,I.t,"ltketJerV and Income-Tax Bill passed through
W 44" the report was received.
kina'sl4R Na• CLIFFE moved that the Bill be read
`tdtth 04 Friday, the 4th of April.
ttyFrenotion of the Marquis of LANSDOWNE, the
4ltt
per., rdered to be summoned for that day.
41 'IIAL SCI
:'.l:ta,, lOOLMASTERS—SCOTLAND.
I,tnellak„-"°'l of the Duke of BUCCLEUGH, the
Ot,'Ne3a—'ls of the Committee to inquire respecting
Sf,a,atleak em_olumeats of dip parochial schoolmasters
1„-` th' ,were named. Amongst the names were
'Juke of Richmond, the Duke of Suther-
N4v t.;Zr(luirsis of Bute, and Lord Campbell. .
the r:"6ELL was very glad of the appoint-
AtAlttaikti.'ntlinaittee, but he wished to be excused
titi,ning, it, as his other avocations would render
,Nobi-a, duty inconvenient.
'e Lord was, after a short conversation, ex-
,litik!bilkattendirtg on the Committee.
111' of: BUCCLEUGH then presented a great
the lkitions from places in Scotland, compiaiii-
,N,A4,4sufficient salaries of the parochial school-
praying for an augmentation by legislative
41
rt:''•rt- upon the Companies Clauses Bill was
typ and received.
411rijrdshiPa then adjourned till Thursday, the

111,, 40 ty
ti~4E
A.,"E OF COMMONS, March 18.
--`txt took the Chair shortly before Four
I.ON,
IC ~IA,uON AND YORK RAILWAY.
t
0141(1e11-"•NEIE presented a petition m favour of
ittll,N. and York Railway.
ME5113 rat presente d a petition to the like
V'tt. , SS
AGE FROM THE LORDS.
•'4ll/I)eateltis Clifford the Usher of the Black
1111,
',Useoi 'at the bar, and summoned the House to
Lords to hear the royal assent given by
to certain Bills (for which see Lords'
dt
,'Peak
, Afte and eeveral Hon. Members then re-
, 44, rso some short time the Speaker returned.
NOT4/.7-lIIVATE BILLS.
fo then moved, " That in the case of every
01,4t1% 01.1 a Private Bill on which the Committee on
o4plinet have reported previously to the ad-
inrc-; the House for the Easter recess, the time
• s`d `lay, tlinh private Bill the first time be extended
"° Ilth day of April next."
%N w, as agreed to without discussion.
eli‘t,cYoritctinns were presented in favour of the Lon-
Railw
• ''lra • 11AXX aY*
, ES presented a petition from the county
qtrtsionst the railway projects in that county.
1.
MAYNOOTII.
kLl.I‘A' ipkiLlS presented a petition from Bath,
at hleons"-nuse not to sanction any additional grant
""
Itied ~l 'l,) un College ; and another petition from Essex,
NNTI°I3, of the sees of St. Asaph and Bangor.
the "lij\TANT presented a petition from North
1., -e effect,
I:101e 410AILWAY COMMITTEES.
the 111 Co ef Sir R. H INGLIS, leave was given
se fro nmitteea n Railway Petitions to report
`ltlitlie
"I4qrW;tne to time.
1,11, mtLi.,, . presented a petition from Now-
Ng:A j"e against any additional grant to May-
-44,314?
f•,itne "-vpresented a petition from Limerick
,rouseitti use to extend any measure they might
°kltl h ' • •of
ti,,g t e sanitary condition the people
i44410e0,1, renind,
~t 1 iq Dresen, T gave notice that, soon after Easter, he
4 tN t11(1 C,. a Petition from a barrister of long stand-
j4Pt- (live lung of Devon, praying the House to
' uhuses and corruptions in the criminal
iqrit
ter, eoi. 'INGN presented a petition from the
ihTll%..
,rperation of Bath. praying the House to
tieitliti;l4ltbArnsent system of interments in large and
4 the 81,14L. 4. As he intenlcd to make a motion on
vot,''s.L, he moved that the petition be printed
tlt't;illi,:).WßlN)'l,-;kI4TA CURRENCY.
Vteliti his
, seeing the Under-Secretary for the
,54 In
h; and as it was his intention to put
},,, n'n.with respect to the currency of Malta,
‘vheti,_nlrht w.-ll do it then ;he wished t
1.;71,47Eiti,,„ '"'L• the Governmeht would allow the
"14
ti",, and to
connected with the
t` the currency th-c, island of. Malta to be
?
lIOPE had received no commukation