... HOUSE OF COMMONS— Wednesday. Mr. H. HINDE moved the third reading of the New- castle and Berwick Railway Bill. The bill was read a third time, ancl passed, the amend- ments having been previously agreed to. The Manchester Improvement Bill was read a third time Manchester Court of Record Bill was read a third time and passed. The Bridgwater Navigation and Railway Bill was read a third time and ...

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... HOUSB OF LORDS. The Honse reassembled after the Barter Ream l the Lord Chancellor taking his seat on the Woolsack at a Quarter-past Four o'clock. Lord CUILINGFOKDtook the Oath for the first time during the present Parliament. THE LATE EARL jGRANVILLE. Lord CRANBROOK.— My Lords, lam confident I am not assuming too much in supposing that your Lordships would not be willing to meet on this ...