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London, England, 1828-06-28 00:00:00

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HOUSE 0 lirlsln3S. Juin' 27.
The Royal Assent was given by cambial= tothelisser Dodos
Bill, the Law of Evidence Bill, Coverg.gaudess.lmpasienume
Bee,Scotch Madhouse+ Rill, the atoms sepaket the Perms gak;
and several Private Hily.. • •
The COM011:311eTS were the -sebeirirealibrini+ the
Earl of heavier, • ,Lord Itt.mmosonstr.
The *ton Fighers BIY, and the Lunatic Asylein 11101 Pin
seventh/Veld a third time and passed.
xessamtlarrat use boattions.• • •*.
the Irish
Sir A.' attire, Lord fiessum, and others, brought up
Register Mee 'Regulation Rlll, the Alehouses Licensing Bill, the
Scotch Hbtillerim Rill, the Promissory Notes (Ireland) Bill, and
theJeanden Dock Acts Consolidation ti 11... •
The Melfrgeff DARNLEY presented a Petition from the town
of Nortleiverten, Which, he said, was most numerously and re-
wire-se* signed, against the Burning of Hindoo Widows.
Lord SKELM RESDA LE presented a Petition,. front the city
• Hereford against the importation of Foreign Gloves.
On the motion of Lord SULUMPAIDALg, the Alehouses Licensing
Bill was read a tint time.. The Noble Lord. gave notice of his in
tendon to move the second reading of this Eidson Tuesday next.
Noble Purr presented Petitions from 'the Landowners of Su-
therland and Caithness, against the Importation'of Foreign Wool.
The Earl elf SHAFTESBURY laid upon the table a copy of
the French Tariff, so far as it relates to the Importation of Wool.
The Earl of DARNLEY begged fo enter his protest against a
voteelf 14.5001. which be saw in the Fsatiuraterof the year, for the
Chartered Schools of Ireland. Nothing in his opinion but discord
and utisthiefmosefrom those grants. -
The Duke of WELLINGTON thought it irregular to advert
here to the weirs of the other Hasse of Parliament, and there
would be a inopportunity 'when the Appropriation Act came be-
fore the House, so enter into the consideration of the striect.—
There might be differences of opinion as to the advantages these
grants ; be knew indeed that great differences of opinion prevailed
but there myelin* no difference of opinion as to the imiosdbilky
of discootheriag these customary votes all it once.
The Marquis of DOW NSHI RE did not wish to prolong the
discussion, but he agreed with his Noble Friend that the Chartered
Schools tof Ireland were in some respects objectionable ; at the
some time he could not with to see them abolished, unless some
better ,system of education had been devised to supersede them.
Here the conversation dropped.
Earl BATHURST presented the Report of the Select Com-
bines ea the Wool Trade. •
• Earl STANHOPE said, that at this late period of the Session
he could not attempt to found any menses upon this Report; but
Ile gore nedee,that at an eatlyperied of the sae &Vibe be would
stabasleeistele propositions to their headships. which he should .be '1
peepered.se *bow were felylitsdliedby the:evidence taken before
the Committee. , • 1
The lisestrtben.adjourtted and Maiday.
HOUSE OF .L*OSIMONS.
accorgpanied by several Members. attended
dic 'Hirai° of Lord& to heat the Royal Assent even to embroil*.
ellgason his nettles,. acs
_minted the House with teeiligUesseefr: (for which see •
'Roan the Commbeloneb of Public Records presorted
cif site sums or mosey sicked' to his Melestp's CoMeds-
lite*. !fent "-sz
irsai me Meer the Chief Secretary for Debbi;
V= of Vinare:4i :Evidence taken kespeedeg the
trk‘it angrqi rem
ppeestlon old a frebt. the Scadordatdra
miler "Anion from Deal.
slisp 1;8 imilar
preelbsed thane Petition
•Petkiob froth
Petitioners also
it perdue&
prisited.
certain Cotabers of
nictvise dl thiir
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sitJ it= CIeMUM pretested a shnitat
T*lSOina. aid another place in Yorltalre. The P
fat that ablation boentiei on Werrindia p
l'rVlpncreilr=ll/ rigrdi totion be =
%kV!lllorthuniberiesd, prispliss fat Ss WC
...Ordered to be Okra.
btr ' WES opened a similar Petition 1
• • • • to be primt_sTl.
; + • ruen frets the
Weft**, teepte rid
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$44416 lir. Altheistin yam,. seers
Ivot:,..rnepeciiiss. On **hi of *kits *stilled
mairompdae•
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sisitewa. : • • • -
Sir I. LLOYD ~Red a feeirteria the (
in trmer of the —Oideri
N. -TAN HOM MB presented a Valdes fri