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London, England, 1845-06-10 00:00:00

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS, Juue 9.
The SPEAKER. took the Chair shortly before Four o'clock.
Lord EDWIN HILL took the oaths and his seat for the
county of Down in the room of the Earl of Hilsbcrough, now
Marquis of Downshire.
A messenger from the East India House brought up certain
returns.
NEWCASTLE AND BERWICK RAILWAY.
Mr. HODGSON HINDE moved the pos'ponement to Wed-
nesday of the third reading of this Bill.—Agreed to.
OXFORD LINES OF RAILWAY.
Mr. H. DRUMMOND brought up the reports upon the
Oxford, Worcester, and Wolverhampton Railway, and also the
report upon the Oxford and Rugby Railway.
CORNWALL RAILWAY.
The report on the Cornwall Railway Bill was brought up.
NOTTINGHAM INCLOSURE.
The Lords' amendments to the Nottingham Inclosure Bill
were agreed to.
ULSTER LINES OF RAILWAY.

The reports on the Dublin and Belfast Railway Bill and the
Ulster Extension Railway Bill were brought up.
GLASGOW AND AYR RAILWAY BILL.

The report on the Glasgow, Paisley, Kilmarnock, and Ayr
Railway Bill was brought up.
CLAUGHTON-CUM-GRANGE CHURCHES BILLS.
The two Claughton-Cum-Granges Churches Bills were re-
spectively read a third time and passed.
BRIGHTON RAILWAY (WASDSWORTH BRANCH).
An Him% MEMBER presented a petition from certain indivi-
duals, named Raven, against the above Bill.
NORTH WALES RAILWAY.

The report on the North Wales Railway Bill was brought up.
BRIDGEWAI ER NAVIGATION AND RAILWAY.
The report on tl:e Bridgewater Navigation and Railway Bill
was brought up, and the amendments agreed to.
LUNATICA ASYLUMS BILL.

Lord ASHLEY brought i❑ the Lunatic Asylums Bi
which was read a first time.
PETITIONS—MEDICAL BILL:

Petitions against the 36th clause of the Medical Bill were
presented by Mr. GRANGER, from the chemists and druggists
of Durham ; by Mr. Parker, from the chemists and druggists
of Devonshire; by Mr. Leader, from the chemists and druggists
of Westminster; by Mr. E. Vivian, from the chemists and
druggists of Truro ; by Mr. Godson, from the chemists and
druggists of Bewdley ; by Mr. Divett, from the chemists and
druggists of Exeter, Dawlish, and its vicinity; by Mr. Blewitt,
from the chemists and druggists of Monmouth ; by Mr. W. H.
Bodkin, from the chemists and druggists of Rochester ;
and by Mr. H. Berkeley, from the chemists and druggists of
Bristol, and praying to be heard by counsel against the Bill.
The Hon. Member also presented a petition against the Bill
from an individual named Derby, who complained that he had
not been chosen as a fellow of the Council of the College.
Mr. VIVIAN presented a petition from the chemists and
druggists of Swansea against the Bill.
SCOTCH UNIVERSITY TESTS.
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Mr. FOX MAULE presented several petitions from places
in Scotland against any university tests.
MEDICAL INSTITUTIONS.

Mr. WARBUR TON presented a petition from Charleville,
praying that the same description of charter might be granted
to the several branches of the medical profession in Ireland as
proposed for England.
MoNMOUTH RAILWAY.

Mr. GODSON presented a petition from a person
named Collins, praying that be might be head against the re-
port of the Committee on the Monmouth Railway, which was
ordered to lie on the table.
THIRD READINGS.

The Newcastle and Berwick Railway Bill, the Trent Valley
Railway Bill, the Brighton, Lewes, and Hastings (Keymer
branch) Railway Bill, and the Kidweily Inclosure Bill were
read a third time.

CHICHESTER AND SOUTH-EASTERN JUNCTION

RAILWAY.

The amendments on this Bill were brought up, and ordered
to lie on the tablt.

POLICE MAGISTRATEiz.

Mr. WILLIAMS gave notice that, on Monday, the 16th
June, he should move for the correspondence between the Se-
cretary of State for the Home Departrr ent and Mr. Twyford, a
police magistrate, relative to the committal of Mr. Meyer.
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