... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS, Thursday, June 7. The House re-assembled this day at five o'clock. KIOTS IS KENT. Lord Brougham was very desirous that copies of the correspondence between the Home Office and the Kentish magistrates respecting the case of John Tom should be laid on the table of the House. He felt strongly that there had been a fault in some quarter, for supposing the indi- ...

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... HOUSE OF COMMONS, Wkdnescav, June 20. NEW ZEALAND. Mr.^ F. T. Baring moved the second reading of the New Zealand Bill. The bon. gentleman went into a lengthened statement of the ohject of the company witn reference to wbich ibis bill wa- framed. Tbe Company's object was to purchase lands in New Zealand, and to im. prove hie country. He blamed the government for not baling granted ach irter to ...