... Peers, took their seats. The Marquis of Laksdowne, in the absence of (he Marquis of Anglesey, through indisposition, gave notice that the latter would, on Monday next, submit to their Lordships his motion for papers relating his conduct whilst at the head of the Irish Government. It is probable that the particular papers required will be stated to the House this afternoon, in consequence of a ...

... MonlKOmeryshtre, ond pro. tested agirin.t the conduct .htch the lortd. bod punned wltlt resp.*ct amendment*. ftlr LKNNAHO tliou■. not exiclly th»t decree of niili*«tion which the elrcutnsuitcee of the c».e reuuired. Berides, opimon that patstnn this bill this session would not prejudice the great question in the ...