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wis the first that' itlatzco Acropi:Ca rr.,ipi7.l to
F, r I.tmes. At, that Me 'ling a report, was pro.
duced, unkoo i o to his iIHOit lion. Frierol (Mr.
Wilhernnce) or to him,
,until their recommending
tfiat a certain 7.1.t.11 of, money should' heallewed for
readiog the scriptures 'in the East Indifes: It was
adoptcd on the recommendation of the. Commit tee,
and he, „visited it to be understood that there was
nothing to which his Right, Hon, Friend and he
were parties, that could ba.,supposed to recommend
any me3sure Against the iliclication the Go-
Nvnitnnt. As 'to the suggestion itself,,, he felt
.appt &Heti ,n, for It waS 1101 poisible that it
Could be, attempted Without the Sanction ot Govern-
, orent,, who could 'Supfress it if theythought,fit, and
• no dal-ger. could be expected from the manner in
the few Christian Missionaries in India had
,lit':nerto discharged their funaions. He approved
at he endeavour to extend the bent:fits of Christi-
unity to that country, but it ought to be divested
of all cempolsion and public authority, and a
manner consistent with its own spirit.
Mr. PRENDERGAST was pioceedingito make some
observations on the explanati,n, when
The SPEAKER observeti, that bating obtained an
answer to his question, he was now to decide who- ,
ther he would peefiiit in• his Motion or not. •
Mr, PR ENDBAGMIT declared himself satisfied, and
accordingly2withdrew his motion.
Sir F. BURDETT said, that another fiet bad come
to his. knowledge; which ghewed that the :alteration
in the Mutiny AtA was not attended to. It.was the
case of a man of the name of John Evans, who was
sentenced in the' Isle of Wight to undergo the
punishment of floggino-•• but ratherthatv submit 16
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the disgrace, be had cut his throat ; by timely as-
Sistance, however, his life was vived. He Mention-
ed this, for the purpOse of introducing a notice, that
he would, -in the course of next Session, submit
a motion on the SUL/jet:l of Bogging in general.
,Mr. PARNELL wished to know whether the ofn-
communications were to be issued in the name
of the Lord Lieutenant of the Treasury of Ireland,
now. that the two Offices of chief Secretary and
Chancellor of the ExChequer were' combined in one
Right -Honourable ci`etitlemen.? ,Hts wished to
know of what -nature the future controu.l was
to be over, the Management of the Revenue of
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER said, that
what was di-tie In the character of Chief Secre-
tary should be answered as Wel S.,:cretary, and
whit Wirjildone in the charaCter of Chancellor of the
Exchequer, as Chaticellor of the Exchequer. , •
Mr. Hormatt hloted the, third, feaJiiie, of the
English Insolvent Debtolsf-Bill, and in'roditced a
clause extending the benefits of it to those coutined
in the Isle of Man, and not natives of 'the
'he clause was agreed to, And the Bill, together
with Insolvent Urbtora Bill, ruad -a third
tirnefand Oidered, up to the Lords.
A liew.Witt was ordered for the borough of Conti!.
tress, in Scolland.--;-.lt was 'stated to the Hoo•te by
th 4 Speaker, that by the UttiOtt 46t with Scotland,
the cOunites of Bole and'Canhoess were to return.
• but , 14.-lember to Parliatneut, .;oho was 'to be
elected by each county, aheloafely. But by a cla.use
in the Bid, it was ptovioed, that if a tacaucy occur.
:red dtiriog the sitting of, Pattiament, theeouin y who
bad returned the first lifeinher in :-that same. P,triia,•
went was to return the new MeMber. Ibis was
the cause of the present motion. .
The House adjourned to Monday- next.