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London, England, 1807-07-24 00:00:00

BY THE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE.

This day was publifbed, a Second Edition, in One large Volume
°dm, with a coloured Map. diftinguifbing the diff4rtnt Kinds
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A GENERAL VIEW of the AGRICULTURE
L i of the COUN TY of MIDDLESEX drawn up for the
BOARD of AGRICULTURE and INTERNAL IMPROVE-
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and General Lircumitances of the County; the State of Property
the Buildings, the Mode of Occupation; the Implements; the En
clofares; the Arable Land, in every Kind of Culture; the Grata
I ands; the Gardens and Orchards, the Woods and Plantations;
the Waftes; the Improvements, general and particular; the Live
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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, JULY 13.

Ellis's Divorce 8.11 was read a fecond time, and ordered to be
committed.

The Ittfh Affeffed Taxes Bill went through a Committee with•
out any amendment, the Lord Chancellor having abandoned his
objeetion, ab upon enquiry, he had found that claufes refpedting
Jultices of Peace fimilar to that which he had noticed in this Bill,
were common in lrilh Ads of Parliament.

IRISH GLEBE HOUSES BILL.

On the Order of the day for the lecond reading
of the hills Glebe Hnufes Bill,

Lord FIARDWICKE rote, and urged kerne ob-
jefticas to the Bill, which he thought, upon the
whole, unneceffary. The money for the building of
Glebe H ufes ss as aaually in the Treafury, and had
been withhtld, as it was Rated, in confequence of the
watit of fecurity. He contended, however, that it
ought to be applied under the prnvifions of the on
ginal ACt, and it was very furp:iGng that it fhould
Lave remained for four years onexecuted. To (hew
how neteff►ry the zsecution of the Aft was, he read
an account of the Rate of the Diocefes in the pro-
vince rii Muniler ; from which it appeared that there
was a great deficiency of Churches and Glebe
}lnures, when their number was compared with that
of the Benefices. His Lord(hip alfo objeOed to the
claufe in the Bill, which left the execution entirely
to the I, ilb Treafury, without mentioning the Lord
Lieutenant. _ _

Lord REDESDALE pointed out the difficulties
which had oppofed the execution of the former Aft,
which nonrated chiefly in the impoffibility of finding
fecurity for the due application-of the money. ' The
Board of Firtt Fruits could only give fecurity for
the repayment of fuch fums as came into their hands,
but the Treafury did not confider that as a fufficient
fecurity, and there was no law to compel them to be
of a different opinion. With regard to the claufe
which left the execution to the Treafury, he thought
it very proper. No one was more defirotis of main-
taining the authority of the L-rd Lieutenant in the
moii full and entire manner, hut this did nut appear
to him I be a cafe in which the interference of the
Lord Lieutenant was necefltry.
The Archbilhop of DUBLIN obferved, that this
Bill, or tome one fimilar to it, was abfolutely neeef-
faty, as there was no other means of carrying the
intention of the Legifliture into effect. With regard
to the D;ocefe of CAlhel, which was one of thofe enu•
mera,ed by his Noble Friend. he could afore him
that in it twenty-five new Glebe Houfes were buil-
ding.
Lord HARDWICKE explained; after which
the Bill was read a fecond time, and the Houfe ad-
journed.

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