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blishments from their original purposes, by makingi
;hem exclusively Catholic.
Mr. GRATTAN wished the Right Honourable
Gentleman had the direction of these Schools. He
was convinced it would be for the advantage of Ire-
land that Catholics and Protestants should be edu-
cated together; and he thought they might also
safely, and with advantage to the country, sit in
Parliament together.
Colonel BARRY denied that Catholics were by this
regulation excluded. There was a Catholic Bible
now published, without note or comment, which
Bible was approved by the Catholic Priesthood.
Mr. BEECHER said, he knew several instances
in which Catholic children had been removed from
these Schools.
Alter a few words from Mr.G RATTAN, COI. BA Ray,
Mr. S. Rice, Mr. W. Suim, and others, the vote
was agreed to.
The Resolution for £7OOO for the Dublin Society
was adopted. •
.£9230 for building Churches and Glebe-houses for
the year was then proposed.
Sir J. NEWPORT thought the First Fruits Fund
should be appropriated to this purpose. This fund',
would exceed 00,000, without pressure on any one.
Mr. HUME thought inquiry into this fund should
be instituted. He had no wish to meddle with the
Church
property, except to see it more equally di-
vide,' than at present.
The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEQUER de-
fended the grant and, after a few observations from
MONCK, Mr. Hum; and others, the grant was
agreed to.
I:18,460, for the Purchase of Glebe Land, was op-
posed by Mr. fitltilt, Mr. GRATTAN, and others; and
the Committee divided: - .

For r!,e grant
Apilist it

Majority -
£ll,OOO for Widening and Improving the Streets
•
of atblin, was a,•-•reed to; as were
r.25:4) for the Farming Society ; and
42276 to the Chairman of the Navigation Society
is Ireland.
1:784. for Allowances to certain Persons holding
Offices in Ireland.
This grant was opposed 'by Mr. hunt, Sir JOHN
NEWPORT, Mr. BARRER, and others; ud supported
by Mr. GRANT and others.
Mr. HUME moved that the Chairman should re-
port plogiess, but v, ithdrew his Amendment on the,
Resolution being withdrawn.
X 14,060 for the Board of Works.
Mr. LIU 51 E said. the Inspector of Civil Buildings had a salary
of Altso with very little to do • yet he had 50s. a-day extra
whenever he moved nut of Dublin. lie eras desirous of knowing
the amount of this Officer's contingent expenses for the List year ?
Mr. GRANT could not anawer the question inunediately.—
The vote was then agreed to.
£16,700 for Stationery was agreed to.
The CHAIRMAN then, on the motion of Mr. F. PALM A, re-
ported progress, and obtained leave to sit again.
The Report of the several Resolutions agreed to was received.
The other Orders were then disposed ot, and the Douse ad-
joarned at a Quarter after One &Cluck.

LIST OF THE MINORITY

o► 18 TO 144, WHO VOTED FOR rrSITONDIG THE WHOLE CHUMS TO

tut MU OF CLARLIICE rot FURL!: 31ONTHS.
Beecher, W. W. James, William Whitbread, S. C.
Bennett, Hon. H. G. Langston, J. U. Wood, Alderman
night, 11. Lockhart, J. J. •
Bury, Viscount Monck, J. B.
ereeeey, J. Moore, Peter TICLLIBIL
Ferguson, Sir R. C. Palmer' C. Fywhe Curwen, J. C.
Hothouse, J. C. Sykes, I). Martin, John
Honywood, W. P. Townsend, Lord C.

LIST OF THE MINORITY,

M 30 NO 167. /OR ORAIVILYG NO MOLE THAN .C 3,100 ON TEL

t'nlotol MATED rtiND TO TIC WWI Or CL IMMO.
Beecher, W. W. Guise, Sir W. Palmer, C. F.
Henn h. I Inn. 1L G. Hubhonse J. C. Ricardo, David
Benynu, Benj. lionysvoud, W. P. Bickford, W.
Berra itia!ph Ilalditnrittl, W. Sykes, Dan.
Birch, Joseph James, W. Townshend, Lord C.
Bury Vi,..uunt Langston, J. IL Whitbread, S. C.
Cameo. J. C. Lockhart, J. J. Wood, Alderman
DeMiot,, W. J. Martin, John --
Deem: n, 'Mums Monck, J. B. TELLERS.
TergilsOL, ' SrA R. Moore, Peter Ctecvey, J.
Griffiths. J. 11. . Noel, Sir G. Hume, Joseph
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