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pewoOattituniitt, aid critiffisitlfti dl %kb lanes he laid befogs
Tarifaikint: • • ' ' ' •
After a few words Ran .Lord Noostri; and Mr.
Tau" the clause wee igreed to. •
The piker dawn 'sere then agreed to without opposition.
Semi addiddnal &uses proposed by Mr. raw. pawed also an-
oloptieksit: ' •• •
. After a fewiebscradons from Sir R. Imam the report was re-
ceived pieferate, and ordered to be taken into linker conaideradon
on Fridkj. •
Mr. 13ecretarg.PERL moved that the Report of the FreebOld
Quanfiesthm llu be heed for Thursday: •
TM kfoosethess adjourned at Het.e.ren Ono °Tug&

MINORITY
On T,lti Bastn's MOTISH TO PSWIN't RAUH CATHOLICS PIM
Sims. ix Pasualisitt-Mato SS.
Arehddi. M. Handcock, R. • Sibrborpe, CD. W.
Miters% WI, H. Hastings, Sir C. Sadler, M. T.
Hodson, J. A.. Shirley. R. J.
Astir,. Mr.. b. i /attain. Lord • Smyth, Sir G. H.
Lakes. H. Hooldsworth, A. H. flotiscron, F.
Baal" O. • bilis, Sir IL H. Taylor. O. W.
Bastard, B. P. Kock, 0. A. L. Tract, W. H.
Bastard. John • King. Sir J. D. Titioray, J. P.
Balm C. H. King, Hon. H. Toilsome, Lord
Biandfoid. liar,. of Kostchboll, Sir E. iip Sir li. L
Borradaile, R. Lott. H. J. W
Bright, il. Macithmoo, C. Willbose;
&Om, Sir J. Macleod, J. R. Wilma. R. F.
Ch.pel, J. . Manion. Lord R. Wilma, J.
o.ltheater, My A. Moore. G. Wynne, 0.
Cole, Hon. A. &ISt% P. J.

Cooier, IL B. Ilwady, F. Teller.
Cooper.* & Mundy. O. Clunks, liar* of
Cowerell, Sir J. G. Nieholl,ltullon Sir J.
Cartels, Li. ' • O'Neill, Hon. J. R.B. Poked off
Colt, Hon. E. O'Neill, A. &twilight. R.
Dawkins. H. Palk, Sir I. Belfast. Bari of
Danville, Sir C. Palmer. C. N. Bell, SL ' •
Dugdale, D. S. Peach, N. W. Cecil, Lord T.
Doncombe, Hon. W. Peachy, W. Davenport, D.
Dundas. R. A. Pelham, J. C. Dick, Q.
Racoon, T. G. B. Pennant. 0. H. D. Evans, Admiral
B.tenurt.. T. It. 8 DAWN 1.. H. Harvey. Sir IL
Fellowes. W. H. Powell, A. Houldnvork, T.
Fetherstnn, Sir 0. Powell, W. B. Lowther Hun. H. C.
Tyler, T. 11. Price. It. . Manners, Lord C.
Gassoyne, I. Bickford, W. ' bleynell, H
Gooch. Sir T. S. Itochfort, G. Peel, Colonel
o..rdson..J. Ito e,ltt.Hoa. Sir. G. Trevor, Hon. G. A.
Oreenr. T. lto.e, G. P. Townsbend, Lord J.
bye, F. Sc.,tt, Sam. West, F. R.

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&Janne
Unto National
Hlbtrulan
United Altakan
rrotectet Wire

The Roman Catholic Relief Bill passed through the
Committee last night. and the Repoit-was received pro
jetroi. The Dill iv,tcrbt:reli,inied wish the.alterations,
and' the Report to be further considered' on Friday. It
will' probably on that day be ie:ommirted, for the par-
p se of making chhei trifling alterations. and the third
readwg. therefore, cannot take place till Monday of
Tuesday.
This delay is a very important point gained for the
friends of the Crnstitutioa.. It is now absolutely ins-
posslble that it should pass into.a law before the Easter
Holidays; f., the alinisters. with all their iodination
t disregard the fie!ings of the Peort.t with reel ect to
e measure. cannot • outrage decency so far as to
anent; t to kutry the Bill through the Peers in a fort-
Med ; and •if they made, such an attempt
.4, nould of
course be defected by the staunch ftiends of the Pro.
testant posse which the Upper House contains, who iu
such a case would be perfectly justifiable in resorting
to every expedient to obtain times which the iules of
P rlianient :would allow of. We may thereforeeposider.
that this hateful measure cannot now be passed:int.:Au
weeks. and during that time the people ofGreen -Britain
shill hive lull opportnnityro conside* the- thole' of the
provisions of the Bills•andto make those temperate but
firm appeals to the Bosse of Lords and to the Throne,
which•nrust be 'attended to.
We truly. and -from our bean believe. as we eau*.
that this Bill will giver fos ns past tithe law of the land.
Some important alterations in the.litll were wide:
last nigh id one very atiaterial amend useist-*as agrtid
to on the suggestion of Mr. *Pest,. Instead of the
Church patronage of any high office of State. which
y be held by a Roman Catholic being vested
in a Commission, it is now proposed that it should
be ;laced during the time the office may be so 'held,
at the disposal of the Archbishop of Ca IlTellinalf.-
Thie is undoubtedly an Improvement but the Bill
is still full of such monstrous absurdities. that. in-
dependently of our dreaded hostility to the principle of
the Measure, we consider that in its present st to it
would be isafisgrace to the Statute Book.

We shall tier. our opinion in detail on the several parts
of tbe Bill when it is presented in its attended form.

It will be sees by our Parliamentary Report drat the
Duke of WELLINOTOM consented fast wish?, in the
House of Peer-, to the appointment of a Committee to
inquire ioto the Coal Trade and its abuses—an inquiry
tendered absolutely necessary by the notorious fact that
the price charged in Loudon for Coals exceeds in ail
enormoes degree the price at which this essential article
'night be sold with reference to its cost at the pit, and
to the 'spews of its conveyance to this u.arepolis. It
cannot be doubted that much relief to the inhabitants
of beedun will be produced by the investigadon or this
beauels of trade, which abounds with abuses,. and if
'fads the finest field for rifeness labia basis's* ledk asi-
esploted. Tu sender fuel cheap in a mettophlar ik a
shoo desirable objeit, and we should rejoice ti see it
.effeeteslevee at a .sacrifice of a patios of the public or
.Iricitivevesees resulting from theliver babes on Coal.

• Attie Pliris

Papers of &today, and the Genet* de
Fresece.dased bt.sadAy Morning, reached as lest
eteractsi *oat them ate give* is any ther calumet.—
lAttato lON the ftelltilfte of hfol4vie state that Count