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PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDING&

HOUSE OF COMMONS, MAY 51.

Mr. WA RRE moved that certain Correspondence with the
General Post-Office, relative to the establishment of an Elm
Post, presented to the House yesterday, should be printed.—
a-dered.—The lion. Member then gave notice of a motion for
W,..duesday next, on the subject.
Mr. WROTTESLEY gave notice of a motion for to-mor-
row, on the subject of the erection of the new building for the
accommodation of the Commissioners of Bankrupts.
The Irish Prisons Bin went through a Committee.—Report

The Dublin Coal-yard Bill was read a second time, and com-
mitted for to-morrow.
The Report of the Irish Insolvent Bill was received.—Third
reading to-morrow.
Lord M I LTON presented a Petition' from theWoollen Manu-
facturers, praying the repeal of the Wool Tax. The Noble Lord
observed, as it was his intention to bring forward a motion on
rtthaubjest, he should not detain the House by any observations ;
but content himself with moving, that the Petition be brought
up.—The Petition was then brought up, read, and ordered tc be
printed.—The Noble Lord then gave notice, th..t he would, on
Wednesday, the 6th of June, submit a motion to the House; for
the repeal of the Foreign Wool Tax.
IRISH CORONERS BILL.

Mr. HUTCHINSON, seeing an Hon. Member in
his place, who brought in the Irish Coroners' Bill,
wished now to suggest, that that Bill contained some
most important constitutional and other matter, and
to propose to him the propriety of postponing the fur-
ther proceediags on this Bill till the next Session.

Mr. MARTIN would be most happy to oblige the
Hon. Member; but he had not brought in this Bill
as an act of his own,.but at the suggestion, and even
request, of the Grand Jury of more than one County.
He could not consent to withdraw the Bill, which he
considered as one of great public importance, until
it had been through the Committee, which stood for
Monday. After that day, he would not press the
Bill during the present Session ; though he could not
answer for any other Gentleman.
M. D. BROWNE supported the Bill; which he
considered as a measure loudly called for in Ireland.
To permit it to lie over till next Session,. would be to
leave the country in a state of danger for that period.
Sir J. NEWPORT wished the Bill to remain till
next Session.—The conversation then dropped.