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Their Lordships met at ten o'clock t sk sir Appeals.
Casks C.:steam:oil, Ewa. appellant; G meow respondent.—
Taverns appeal an from the decision at the Court: of Chancery
(Ireland).—Their Lordships reversed the judgment of the Court
below. •
- Itionnes appellant; :ma Rutz or Ross, rewasdent.—This
Iras an appeal from the decision of the Court of Chancery (Ire-
land).—Their Lordships affirmed the judgment of the Court
below.
Tits MOM INDIA COKFAMK, appellants; ICTIIMITON, nrspendent.
—This was an appeal from the decision of the Court of Ex.
cWquer (England).—Their Lordships Ahmed the judgment of
the C.ogn below.
Mawr', appellant ; Parrs, respondent.—Thie was an appeal
from the-decision of the Court of Session (Scotland).—Their
Lordshill reversed the judgment of the Court below.
Lotewoisss, appellant; Vaxsuarrome, respondent.—This was
in appeal from the Courtof Session (Scotland).—Mr.Wzruzast.t.
replied.—Judgment postponed.
- DININTOITN, appellant; Liett.te, respondent.—This was an ap-
peal from the Court of Session (Scotland).—The ATIOILNIY.
Gzstsnat was heard for the Appellant, and Mr. Wrrumszt.
and Mr. DAMAN for the Respondent.—Judgment postponed.
Mr. Beaman and other Members brought up from the
Ifouse of Commons the following Bilk :—the Stock Transfer
Bill, the Nova Scotia Trade Bill, and the New South Wales
Duties Bill.
Mr. Toszt.tas, from the Treasury, presented an Account of
Warrants which had been issued by the Vice-Treasurer of
' Ireland.

Mr. Momenta brought up, from the Commons, the Leices-
ter Gas Light Bill, and Mr. HART DAVIS the Bristol GAS Light
Bill, which were read a first time.
The Earl of SIIA FTESBURY presented a Petition from
the Corporation of Beverley, in Yorkshire, against the Catho-
lic Claims.
The Offenders' Transportation Bill was read a third time
and passed. .

The Marquis of LANSDOWN presented a Petition against
any alteration in the Duties on Timber imported from North
America. The Noble Marquis next moved for atteAccOunt of
the quantity of Goods exported during the last year from Great
Britain to France, distinguishing the flags of the several vessels
in which the said goods were exported.—Ordered.—The House
adjourned to Monday.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.

Mr. BYNG brought in a Bill to establish a Company for the
better lighting the bletropolis with Cu, which was read the
Srst time.
Sir ROBERT WILSON gave notice, that on the 20th of
March, he would, if it were necessary, move for the produc-
An of the Letter of Sir W. A'Court, the Bridals Ambassador
Naples.
Lord PALMERSTON presented Papers connected with the
Medical Expenses of the Army.—Laid upon the table.
Lord ALTIIORPE postponed the second reading of the
County Courts Bill, which stood for this day, to Thursday next.
Mr. STUART WORTLEY postponed to Tuesday next, the'
further consideration of the Grampound Disfranchisement Bill.
Lord CASTLEREAGH moved for Copies of any recent
Accounts received from any of his Majesty's Ambassadors at
foreign Courts, of the prices of Corn in those countries.
Sir JOHN NEWPORT moved that there be laid before the
House an Account of all Sums of Money paid by the Commis-
sioners of Excise in Ireland, for seven years last past, for Stamps
and Law Proceedings.—Ordered.

Sir G. HILL begged the Hon. Baronet, Member for the
Queen's County, would postpone the second reading of the
Tithes Leasing Bill, which stood for this day.
Sir IL PARNELL consented, and die second reading was
postponed to Wednesday next.