House Of Lords, Monday, M...
The larquis of LIONDONDERRY presented a petition from the fish-curers of Ireland, against the repeal of the fishery, bounties. Several private bills were brought up from the Commons, and a person from the Treasury presented at the bar papers relating to the Customs and Excise. Lord CLIFDEN presented a petition from the parish of Black. ragh, in the county of Kilkenny, against the tithe composition bill, and praying that a total alteratP.on might be made ln themode of pay- ing tte clergy of Ireland. The Earl of SHAPTESBURY laid on the table the l0th report of the commissioners relative to charities. The Earl of LIVERPOOI, gaYe notice, that when the report of the commissioners on the Scotch judicature should be laid on the table, ard it was expected to bc YOOD before the house, he would |move the renewal of the committee of last year, with the intention of referring the report to that committee, to consider what measures ought to be founided thereon. The noble earl also gave notice, that on to-rorowv se'nnight he would move the second reading of the alien bill. The Earl of LAUDERDALE gave noticc, that to-morrow he would introduce a bill for the removal of all restrictions on the silk trade; and that he should take that opportunity to explain the grounds on which he proposed the repeal, wlhich he considered far p referable to the limited measure swhichi had already passed through Parliamcnt.-Adiourned. HOUSE OF LPRI)S. ANnv. MAY 3.