Star.
London, England, 1828-05-06 00:00:00

ciornotic CLAIMS.

General A IRCHDALL presented a Petition front Fermanagh against
any further concession to the Catholics; from several Parishes
(fifteen) in the County of Tipperary, in favour of concession to the
Catholics, by Mr. Pawns; from Liverpool; in favour of the Ca-
tholics, by Mr. Hususson; from the Catholics of Darlington and
three other placed, by Mr. Hosetsibst;.from the County. af Tyrone
against furthu, concessions to. the Catholics, by p)r. Von as ;
front' Worksop, in favour of concession, by Mt. S. Ltimi.mr ; front
Drogheda, id favoilf of concession, by Mr. VAN HaNNIC ; front
the Catholics:of Castle Dermot to the same effectOry•Mr. La.
TOUCH V, ; from Sheffield, against the Catholic, Claims, front Wicklow
and Kilcommon, to the sante effect, by Mr. Du:mouse ; front St.
Thonias' Bristol, and of St. James, against further concession, by
Mr. 11. Davis; from a Par I.h in Westmeath, in favour t;f' crnes.
atoll, by Mr. Torre ; front the Parishes of St. Mary aid St. Peter,
Dublin, to the.same effect, by Mr. •WA LLACI Irons -the Catholics
of Margate and Canterbury, in favour of their claims, Irt Mr. P.
Thomson ; three Petitions from Longford, to the sante .ft.ct, by
Mr. H. Gee:Tani from the Catholics of Yarn-Mont tio.l''Shrews-
bstry,by Me. Buiteot.n; front Shepton Mallet. to the alter effect,
by Lord W. Roseau.; from the Catholics of Carlow, by • Mr. Ca.
vawatast• . .
The Petitions were all severally ordered to be printed.
Lord MILTON presented a• Petition front the
.Coroners of
York, praying for an Increase of their Feer.—Ordered 'to be
rioted. , ••
Mr. HUSKISSON gresented a Petition from Livrtpoolagainst
the burning of Hiodno Widows.
Mr. WODEHOUSE moved for Returns of an Suing of Money
levied and expended in the case of. Poor Rates for each • year, from
1815 tgthe 25th March in the present year.—Ordered.
Mr. SLANEY brought in a Bill to regulate the collection and
distribution of Poor Rates.—Read a first time, and to be read a
secood time on Monday next.
Lord MILTON presented Petitions front Halifax and another
place, In the County of York, against the Friendly Societies Bill.
Mr. W. PELL brought up Returns of the Prosecutions for
Fiorgerybythe Banks of England and Ireland.—Ordered to be
laid on the table.
Mr. DEN NI E presented a Petition front the Burgh of Linlith-
gow against the Justiciary Act.—Ordered to be printed.
Mr. HEATHCOTE presented a Petition Eton a Parish in the
'County of Lincoln agaitsst the Resolutions in thy Corn, Trade.—
Ordered to be printed.
Lord MILTON said, he had to present a Petition ftwro'several
Manufacturers in the county of York, praying that 00 additional
duty-be laid on the importation of Foreign Ph&
Mr. C. GRANT sank it appeared to his Majesty's Government
as a matter extremely unwise to propose any additional duty on the
raw material—(Hear, hear).
Mr. W. WHlTMOlllnhought that, notwittlitanding the de-
claration of the Right Hun. Gentleman, a CoMniittee of Inquiry
should he instituted.on this very important subject.
The Petition was then ordered to be printed.
• Lord MILTON presented similar Petitions from Huddersfield,
Birstall, Melton, Wheaton; Ahnonbary, and Burford, whi.:h were
severally ohlikid totivprinted. •
Sir J. AsTLYirreseoteda•Fetitien from Wiltshire against any
further Dot/ upon l'actign.Woolo--Qrdere4 to be priete4l.