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HISTORY OF THE COUNTY OF DERBY.
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PARLIAMENT:

HOUSE OF LORDS, TiItiRSDAY, M 14.

•
The Committee of Privileges sat to tonsi4er the
claim of Lady Anstrutber to the Barpiiy 'of Poi-
warth. • .
The Aberdeen Pi)lice Bill, and two others,
Lo-
cal Bills, were.brotiOtt up from Abe House of
Commons by Mr. Farquhar, Mr. 1)112(1.41'e, Mr.
Douglas, and other Members, and read a first
time.

The Earl of DERBY mesented a- Petition from
Liverpool relative to the ►lutiei on Cotton, which
was ordered to lie upon the.table.

COTTON FACTOR( ES.
Two PetitiOns relative to the. Cotton Factories'
presrntqd by the Earl of Derby and Lord
Viscount Berkeley, were ordered to be referred to
the Committee upon the Bill.
The Earl of LAU.DeRDALE moved to order the
attendance of the chief Physieian and the-pritrei-
p,l Surgeon of the Manchester Infirmary, the
chief Magistrate of Manchester, and another in-
dividual, to give evidence before the Commit-
tee on Toesday, on the Cotton Factories' Pill.
Lord K F.NlYotst did not object to the motion,
bin wi•bed it to he_distinctly understood, that
he reserved himself either to consent to hear
evidence, or to negative altogether the e”miping
of witnesses, accordiqg to what might appear
frOm the statements of Counsel on Tuesday.

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Some conversation ensued between the Earl of
LAUDERDALE and Lord KENYON, the .former stat-
ing the necessity of going into evidence, and de-
precating lire-judging the case ; and Lord Kenyon
deoytog that he had pre-judged the case, .but
contending for the full "lan: ty of refusing to hear
evidtnce altogether, if .he should not think it ne-
cessary —The motion was agreed to.