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MEMOIRS of the COURT of WESTPHALIA,
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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDINGS.

HOUSE OF LORDS, MAY io.

The House met at the accustomed early hour on cause days,.
when their Lordships heard Counsel at some length on the Scots
Appeal, Dunbar v. Howie.—To proceed again on Friday.
The LORD CHANCELLOR acquainted the Houtz, he had
received a letter from the Marquis of Hastings, Governor-Ge-
neral of India, acknowledging the receipt of their Lordships'
Vote of Thanks for his eminent services in the conduct and ter-
mination of the recent war in India. The letter was couched
in the usual terms of expressing due Noble writer's high and
grateful sense of the honour so conferred upon him and the
Army under his command.
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The letter, which it appeared was addressed to Lord chief
Baron RICHARDS, who officiated as Speaker at the time of the
Vote, being read, was ordered to be entered upon their Lord-
ships' Journals; and the House at one o'clock adjourned (to-
morrow being Holy Thursday) till Friday.

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