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And sold in every Town in the Kingdom.
LIQUID in Bottles, 6d. MI. 12d. and Did. each.
Also PASTE BLACKING, in Puts, 6d. 12d. and mil. each.
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" Hie Ma being' desirous to make such fume prodsien fee
theft Royal the Dike and Duchess of Cisme, to may
bp suitable ft their present eltuatios, hit Majesty relies as his Wee.
itionaseand faithful Conamme to enable him to maks each provides
as the circumstances of the ease may. requirse." •
, The cif ANCELLOR of the -EXCIERVIIS gami node* thin
'be would trknoerner behtg his IfejeetyieMNtlilp *idle the Mimi*
&ratio° of the House.
Petitions were presented front the folowing places against any
alteration in the Corn Laws:—The County of Gloucester, the
Town of Banff, the Hundred of Rabe/tem in the County of Nor- ,
folk; from Falkirk; the Parishes of Eleweeth, Waken, and the
Township of Houston, in Yorkshire.--Ordered to be printed.
Colonel LINDSEY presented a Peddles frost the Fire loseranee
Offices of Forfushire and Fifeskire, praying foe a Reduction of the
Duty on Policies of Insurance.—Ordered to be peloted.
Sir R. HILL presented a Petiden from Rimers ageism any
iteration in the Corn Laws.---Ordered to be Fisted.
Lord ALTHORPE presented a Pablo° from the Hundred sf
&Aberdeen praying for a Reveal of the Coin Laws. The Noble
Lord had previously presented Mae of an appetite tendency from
the same place.
Mr. DYSON appeared et the Bur with the semen a the Com-
mittee appointed to bemire Leto the marks Of the lkhorster
BMs-
lion. The names are as follow—
R. Dorodade, Esq. Lord Ashley, Viscount Maaimille, R. F.
Parker, H. Akzander, Esti. Lard Menntehetries. R. Palmer.
Esq. r & Kerrrm. H. Scott, lleq. J. Bailey. Berk Lord alien;
R. A. Chichester. Req. W. H. Ashen*, J. Itacdamid. Est
Sir R. FERGUSON presented a Petitim from the Town of
Abercorn, in the County of Fife, against the Corn leaws.--Ordered
to be 'printed.
Mr. FRENCH promoted Petition from the County of Ros-
common, and the Parishes of Kilikaulvide and Thonsondbarry,
praying for a Removal of the Disabilities affecting Roman Catholics.
Sir it PARNELL presented similar Petitions from the Parish
of Cumus, in the County Mayo ; the Parishes of Stradbally, Meant
Relic, and other Parishes in the Q,ueen's County.—Ordered to be
printed.
Mr. GOULBURN presented a Petition from the Inhabitants
of the Town and County of Drogheda, praying that the laws affect-
ing Turnpike 'loads in Ireland might be assinsikeed to those of
Engtand.—Ordered to be printed.
The same Has Member presented a Petition deed by 100
of the Raman Catholic Inhabitants and Protestant Dissenters of
the County of Kerry, complaining of undue attempt made to in-
terfere with the education of their children, claiming a right to
worship GOD in the way which seems most eligible to themselves
without human interference, and praying that the House would
take the subject of the Petition into consideration.—Ordered to
be printed.
Sir J. NEWPORT said, that seeing the Right Hon. Geutkman
(Mr. Goulburn) in his place, he wished to be informed by him
whether it was intended to institute any measures on the Report of
the Commissioners appointed to inquire respecting Sheriffs in Ire-
land; or if the Report oa the subject of the Register of Deeds in
Dahlia was to be proceeded on?
Mr. GOULBURN said, the Reports were under the considers.
ties of Gooetnetent, and he should feel it his duty, is the course of
the present Session to introduce some measure grounded on these

RlZrts.
. HUMS presented Petidons from the Shipwrights of New-
trestlasopon.Tyne. and certain Inhabitants of the County of Elgin,
against the Corn Laws.—Ordered to be printed.