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A iuarquxa ot' HUNTLEY presented a petition from Iiivcr. acss, relative to the wool dutimp o Lord HOLLAND rose to gire notice to their lordships, that he would to-mornow brinic under their consideration a dissent entered rn th s ouTnil on the 21st of this month, against the tnixd reading the arl Masital's ofllce bill. Hne therefore moyed that their rdshiiTs' be sumnmoned, which wasordered. 'he Eat edia possessionsubill was readathird tme, and Passed. The Duke of LEINSTER moved the third reading of the Dublbi equisable loa~n bill. The Earl of LAUTDERDALE observed,that it was now for their lordships to conside whetler it would be proper now to amend this bilortopostponeittoanother sesion. He wasforthelatter alter Dative; but at the same time thought it fair to acknowledge that the -parties who brought forward this bil had rmade more concessions The LRD CHANIC~L agreed in the propriety of post.. -poning tbis bill to aohrssin but was of opinion that in no session ough; suchabltopswiou much conisideration and con- siderable amrendmens TheEarl of LAUDERDALE was -glad to understand that the noble and learned lord intended to introduce a bill, and that one of the objects was to be the prevenatnng the sale of the actions of such companics unitil an act of Patrliamnent for Ibrmning them passed. IF th- odhp dal ~ coeyas he had done to the commnittees on flieabllls, they would have no doubts as to the mnanner in wfhich the comparucs were got up. The noble'lord then referred to the exaniinMi~ot h of a witnesa, ip which it came out that he was invited t6n, mneeting, at which evcr, one who attended was mnade it director, a gecretary, or somne office. When all the persons present appeare 'to be gone through, it was publicly asked whether there remained any' one in the room Who had not been appointed. The LORD CItA?.CELLOR had intended to bring in thie bill to hic th nbleear aludd tis esion; but he had felt some diffculton h~sujec,wh'ch ndtsed im to dlelay it until the next. In te men tme, e dobte wheherthe tranisactions referred to son ein putwasnegaive, and the bill co-nsequently Lord CALTJ{ORPE mnoved the !iecond reading of thc MA n- cheater equitable lo-an bill.-The-nrtA6n was negatived, and the bi.ll ordered to ber&ad a thiird time this day tlhreeionths,...Adjourned I House of IINORITY-- In the Souse of I rds against the bill for aloAing the Duke of Norfolk to execute the office of Barl Marshal-June 18. Dukes M4aceleaeld Archbishop Bishop Yor1 Shaftesbury Canterbury Raphoe Beaufort Abingdon Bishops Lord Earls Verulamn Glocester Glfford. Eldon _ ZPA1?LL4MENTARY INTEhLLIGENJChE. HOUSE OF },ORDS, 1WEDNESDAY. JUNE 23.