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the malt drawback duty he suspended for n. limited
time. The Right lion. t;entletesti said that. he intend-+1
drat, back for trxu months, in order to give
eoe:;ider the 21.11-,jc et.
Mr. 6. O'BRIEN uas understood to oppose the motion,
• captain JONES supported the motion.
• -Mr. IIEDINGTON opposed the reception of the
1.,< clause proposed by the Right Hon. Gentleman.
After some observations from Mr. F. French, Mr.
Baring, and Sir J. Tyrrell the motion was agreed to.
The Bill then passed through Committee, and was or-
-ofti,94ki-ed to be read a third time tomorrow.
NEW ZEALAND.
On the motion of Lord STANLEY the House re-
.N„,5• 161Ved itself into a Committee on the Australian and
10 9FTew Zealand Bill.
oesd :Clanses up. to 7 were agreed to without any amend-
• The remainder of the clauses were also agreed to with
I,.,;'tsetbal amendments.
.
:rie,2 The Bill went through Committee, and the Report was
'ordered to be received on Friday next.
s 0 I'AYMENT OF WAGES—ADJOURNED DEBATE.
ta.ir The Order of the Day for the resuming the adjourned
sal debate on the nomination of the Committee to consider
• the payment of wages hating been read,
On the name of Mr. G. W. Wood being proposed,
Mr. G. W. WOOD requested to be excused from
arl serving on the Committee.
titzz, FERRAND had nominated the Hon. Gentleman
.o.„'- at the request of several of the working classes, who had
sd ;,;6posed the greatest trust in the Hon. Member.
• • The Hon: Member was excused.
On the name of Sir J. J. Guest being put,
en;;; Mr. Alderman COPELAND vindicated the Rhymney
CIO .Ircin Company from the attacks which had been made
ai 1-"Ott it, and expressed a hope that that would be the first
OMpany subjected to inquiry before the Com-
m ;;Inittee„ The Honourable Gentleman then proceeded to
,aoi,*ta'elr -the Dowlais Company as being mixed up
s Wirth the truck system, but at the same time
tei,Ab-P:ntsti say that there might be circumstances
under-which it would be, of the greatest advantage to
e4tablish a truck shop. He had lately in Staffordshire
Deers asked by his own workmen to open a shop.
t,;. Sir J. J, GUEST would challenge every inquiry into
the *cbliduct of the Dowlais Company. He had never
, Paid his workmen in anything except sterling coin.
ao.lo lir. Alderman COPELAND explained.
'After a few words from 111 r. V. bTEWART and Dr.
tedi Bowltmtd„Sir John Guest was added to the Committee.
On the motion of 'Mr. BROTHERTON, Mr. Cobden
%14ititi added to the Committee.
▪ Sir JOHN GUEST declined acting.
The-other Orders of the Day- were then disposed of
the House adjourned at Half-past Twelve.

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