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... HOUSE OF LORDS— Thursday. Their Lordships met at Five o'clock. The following petitions were presented against Papal ag- ?? by the Bishops of Winchester, Roches- ter, and Oxford, principally from places in their respective dioceses; one by Earl Grey, from a place in Northumber- land; four by the Earl of Mountcashell, from Roscrea, in the county Tipperary, from Armagh, and from places in ...

... fLIZANT MURDER, AND PEEIALE DEGRADATION. It is no'; a pleasant subject for reflection that in the reign cf Qaeen Victoria the murder of infant children shonli have grown into a regular profession. The most self-satisfied Englishman will have some difficulty in extracting food for his pride from the fact that, in this matter of child murder, England is at the head of the civilized world. The ...