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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS. PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 29.
Their Lordships met at eleven o'clock, to hear Appeals.
Barren and Ovneas, Appellants; Dues, Respondent.—Mr.
*meant. was heard out for the appellant.—Further hearing
postponed to the next Session.
A little before four o'clock, the Loan Cuawcattoa, the Earl
of Suarrassuay, and Lord RIDESDALR appeared as his Ma-
}esty's Commissioners, and brought the Royal Assent to the fol-
lowing Bine :
The Loan Bill, the Charge of Pensions Bill, the Five per
Cent. Repayment Bill, the Scotch Spirits Drawbacks Bill, the
Consolidated Fund Growing Produce Bill, the Marriage Act
Amendment Bill, the Small Notes Bill, the Bankrupts Joint
Commissions Bill, the Fees of Courts Bill, the Irish Prisons Bill,
the 111-treatment of Cattle Bill, the Bakers' Regulation Bill, the
Middlesex County Rates Bill, and several Private Bills.
Mr. BROODER and others brought up from the Commons the
following Bills :—The Alien Bill, the Salt Duty Reduction- Bill,
Use Exequer Bills Issue Bill, the Irish Constables' Bill, the
`Receivara'-General Bill, the Thames Ballastage Bill, the Court
of Exchequer Sittings Bill, the Scotch Royal Burghs Regula-
tion Bill, the Ireland Money Relief Bill, and the Scotch Magis-
trates' Re4idence Bill.
The Alien Bill having been read a first time,
The Earl of LIVERPOOL said, that understanding that it
would be convenient for several Noble Lords who were adverse
to the measure, not to attend for some days, and being desirous
at the same time, at this late period of the Session, that as little
delay as possible should occur in the passing of this Bill, be
should trust that the Noble Lords would not object to taking
the discussion on the third reading.
Lord HOLLAND. though strongly opposed to the measure,
had no objection to the course proposed by the Noble Earl.
It was then agreed, on the motion of the Earl of Loisoroot,
that the Bill should be printed. His Lordship then gave notice,
that he should move the second reading pro forma on Wednes-
day, and the third reading on Monday next.
The Irish Constables' Bill having been read u first time, was
also ordered to be printed on the motion of the F.arl of LIVER-
POOL, and the second reading was fixed for next Wednesday.
The other Bills from the Commons were than read a first time.
Mr. TOMLYNS, from the Treasury, presented a Report from
the Commissioners of the Northers Light House.—Laid on
the table.
The Earl of LIVERPOOL having signified his Majesty's
consent to the House proceeding with the Bill for regulating the
Offices of the Duchy of Cornwall, the Duchy of Cornwall Bill
went through a Committee, and was reported.
The Leather Duty Reduction Bill and the Irish Endowed
Schools Bill went also respectively through Committees, and
were reported.
The house having resolved itself into a Committee on the Bill
for continuing the Irish Insurrection Act,
The Marquis of L A NS D 0 «N, pursuant to his notice, moved
that the clause depriving persons suffering under the operation of
the Act, of the power of bringing actions against Magistrates
and having them tried by Juries, be omitted.—The motion was
negatived without a division, the Iku;e resumed, and the Re-
port of the Committee was received.
The Earl of ROSSLYN presented a Petition front the In-
corporation of Hammermen of the Royal Burgh of Inverness,
against the Scotch Burghs Regulation, and the Scotch Magis-
trate,' Residence Bills.—Laid on the table.
The English and Irish Insolvent Debtors' Bills went respec-
tively through Committees, and were ordered to be printed.
On the motion: of the Marquis of Las:snow:4, a message was
ordered to he sent to the Commons for a copy of the Report of
Commissioners on the Holyhead Road.