... HOUSE OF COMMONS. WEDNESDAY, AprU I]. On tbe motion of Dr. Phivlihom, the second reading of the marriage act amendment bill was fixed for Friday, the inst. Petitions from the candle-makers of Edinburgh, against the tax on candles; from New Boas, the county of Wexford, against the window taxi from the Unitarian dissenters of Maidstone, praying tor alteration in tbe marriage act; from Barnard ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. The house was engaged during the week in forwarding the bills ought from the other house— debate occurred any importance. HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY, AprU 22. After some routine business, Sir John rose to make bis promised motion the state of are land. observed, that, in looking to lamentable state of degradation and disorganization which Ireland exhibited, the first endeavour of ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. - MONDA V, AprU 29, 1823. DISTRESS IN IRELAND. Earl Dealt ley said, understood the la Ireland had increased to pitch, a* to amount nearly to famine; and hoped the noble lord opposite would render nnnerssssry for him to bring the question before tbe boose; for was impossible to conceive any question which serious attention of government mora than this, it had been statjji. that ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, May _, _ STATE THE COUNTRY. Hart Oarer withdraw the notice of motion which he had given thia aubject* hoped when themea*ure**iow in progress in the commons were brought before that house, they would opportunities afforded for full di-vus.uoti. His tordsidp objected all those measures, particularly to the plan tor defraying the char tee of the half-par. esc. and the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, Mat) 13. S*veMpetftl**«« were presented sf amletsV sural Atoetii, mm others against the bill Mr. '--~'~» ta preme** th* other boase. Earl Gear mentioned application which hoc keen to him some small farmers, relative to uvea*** cultural hone duty. By former act, persona holding farms under 40i> per annum, were entitled to reduction the duty on horses employed for ...

... HOUSE OP LORDS. ' * MONDAY, Mam 80. CATHOLIC PEERS. £?_ ~ faßflusis aaetxwt th* Roman Catholic P**VB Weft areaaated from perish in the county of fcttritoK: from tarn major and commons of the city of Exeftrt froth th* churchwarden* of pariah St. flaeth wark Mm dean and chapter Christ church, from the cler.r* t dlereseof Canterbury; from tbe rector* churchwarden* trie parishes St. Margaret* and ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, May 30, 1855, CATHOLIC BILL. Peattoos against the bill were nicasiUiil from several trade at from large portion the inhabitants from the mayor, commons, and inhabitants of Faveajbam, god clergy of Chester; from the minister and parish efst. thearefldeacoo and clergy of Ely; from tbe clergy of Northampton; from tbe archdeacon and clergy otjOx-' ford; from several ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, J»> 3, 1832. the Roenaii Catholic peers' bill were presented Autof Shaftesbury. n-, ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. — _ .Monday, June 10, loss. The Earlof Harswuod presented petition from Waltby, tit tbe county vork. pray tog that no change the navigation lnw>. bud the table. The Marquis af Aylesbury presented tt petition ftom tne town against tne Catholic peers' biU. The manslaughter Mil was read second time. The report of the vagrant leave amendment bill waa received. Tue rats of interest ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MO Xlt AY, June 17, 1822. catholic: peers. against hill were presented from some pariah in t from the mayor. bailftr. corporation of the borough Leicester, and from the aldermen the borough of Grantham; from the parish of Daw Mail, in the Devon; live petitions from parishes diocese Chester; from the synod of Glasgow and Ayr. ami eight petitions from Deaneries the diocese lit. ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONO A V, 183 A The' royal was the Irish malt duty Mil, the West Ino and America intercourse Ml. the ancient statutes repeal bill, the rate interest bin, the colonial trade bill, the Importation goods bill, tbe navigation law* amendment bill, the Irian revenue regubttlon bill, tbe tuamlaUabter bill, the warrant!, of attorney bill, the recognisances bill, the vagrant laws' biu ...

... HOUSE OP LORDS. Jueyl, rcryM *a*nx# waa he Mr the bill, the tamaterawuas repeal biU. sheriff* depute oUL the Doyle divorce bill, and four private bill*. Several bill* ware sal vanned in their respective stages. . Some conversation took rdads upon the presentation petition from young lady on the marriage act, In the telmds^ saw any bill defective—Adjourned. TUESDAY, July 2. THE MARRIAGE ACT. ...